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Harbinger MKIII
Based on the Tone Bender MKIII circuit but omitting the Tone control.
Leans towards the Park Fuzz version of the circuit with a dash of Elka Dizzy Tone.
A 'stock' Harbinger is tuned for increased bass, however I can also build them voiced like a traditional MKIII.
Controls are Volume, and Sustain.
The case is designed by USA based Tattoo Artist Donovan 'Sickle' Stringer.
"I had the Harbinger going full tilt again tonight, and really wanted to let you know how much this pedal is flooring me! I ran it into my Orange PA120 (the pa version of the OR120 - loud and clean), with the volume set full and the gain about halfway. Seriously, this thing is amazing - so thick and fat, yet really well defined and crunchy too - I could even palm mute with it! The voicing is just so cool - really clear yet with a massive arse end that NEVER gets muddy. It dealt with the high gain Warpig HB really well too, which can fuck up some fuzzes . Sounded mega with the neck P90 too. What really hit me too was how silent this pedal is - no feedback AT ALL when I muted the strings, and the decay is really cool too, nice and smooth. I do tend to get excited about most new fuzzes, but this one really stands out. Probably the most inspiring pedal I've tried since the meathead." - David Majury (Slomatics).
Price is £90 plus shipping.
CONTACT EMAIL - info at ghosteffects.co.uk
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CONTACT EMAIL - info at ghosteffects.co.uk