Twilight Zone Electronics - Fuzz Face Deluxe Guitar Pedal Demo

Setup
Guitar: Strandberg Boden 8
Amp: Direct In to Focusrite 2i2 using GarageBand
This pedal is a fuzz face at the base level, but has three very useful mods.
The volume mod has been done so that this circuit boosts volume far above unity.
There is an external bias for a wide range of fuzz textures.
There is an 8 position control to change the fuzz from a treble boost, to a thick wall of fuzz and everything in between.
This is a demo that was completely improvised. If I make mistakes, it’s because I’m thinking of and figuring out riffs as I go. I just go in and start recording whatever comes to me at the moment!
If my playing style does not match yours, know that these pedals are adaptable and usable to any style, and my demos are only showing you what I use them for and do with them! They have tons more possibilities, and are limited only by the player.
If this pedal interests you, look up the title of the pedal on reverb, I have an entire store filled of premade pedals. I also can do custom pieces. Prices vary based on the cost of parts, the amount of labor involved making the device, and the final enclosure finish quality and aesthetics.
If the video was recently posted and you can’t find the pedal on my store, give it a few days, as sometimes it takes me a while to list pedals.
My store: reverb.com/shop/adrians-gear-...
ABOUT ME
Welcome to Twilight Zone Electronics.
My mission here is not to simply make a guitar pedal, but to make a piece of useable art. I create devices that transport you to a certain space/feeling/dimension. Something that, at a click of a button, causes an entire energy shift, and teleports you to a new place.
I instill spirit within these electronics so that the player can be inspired in a way that brings out that sweet mojo every musician has deep down inside.
Take your tone to the twilight zone.
My name is Adrian Amador, these are all handmade by me in California. I am a 22 year old studying electrical engineering, taking a small break from school to start this business. I do this full time at the moment, as I believe I can make a change in the guitar world and create new things as I study and learn more and more.
I started making pedals at the very beginning of 2022, and started because I was in a band at the time playing local DIY shows where I was using my higher end gear. One show, I got into a physical altercation with some rather unhinged gentlemen who attended my show purely to harass others and start fights. It was a wrong place, wrong time moment, that felt like an episode out of the Twilight Zone, as I made it out rather unscathed, but I had visions of other realities where my life could have ended that night, as these gentlemen were out for blood. Thankfully I had a good group of friends who immediately stepped in and assisted me in getting home safely.
This was a huge perspective shift for me, and one realization I had was that bringing my high end gear for local shows just was not worth it. So I started looking at beater equipment that did its job well but if damaged or stolen, would not harm me in any way.
Pedals were a huge part of my sound at the time and I was into unique sounds that you could not achieve from standard base line pedals, so I started researching how to make my own, and fell into a rabbit hole, and one day I had the sudden spark that I should be selling my creations to others, and thus, Twilight Zone Electronics was born.
Why Twilight Zone? I have always had these visions in my head of different realities and places, and music would take me to those places. Pedals to me, felt like these portals that would transport my physical self to a new reality with the click of a button, so to me, these electronics are all doors into spaces, corners, and undiscovered depths of the twilight zone.
I have a strong passion for music, and that’s manifested in electronics. I love repairing, modding, creating, and innovating audio circuits. This is really a dream come true for me to do this work. I have worked extremely hard, made tons of errors, and learned many lessons, in order to do this work.
I also LOVE creating custom things for musicians with specific desires and needs.
I am one person doing the graphic design, circuit board design, PCB preparation, enclosure drilling, painting, assembly, logistics, customer service, and social media, and a whole lot more, so please have patience.

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How does this react to other dirt pedals stacked into it?