Hello EarthQuakers,
We are back with a deep dive into our latest pedal, the Blumes Low Signal Shredder!
While embodying most of the kick ass characteristics and features of the Plumes, we went ahead and modified this circuit with double the gain and a deeper bass response to retain all the low end.
This all-analog tri-mode overdrive with soft clipping carries the torch of the classic screamer circuit but has a voice all its own. And thanks to its bipolar power, you'll get more dynamics, clarity, and all the headroom you could ever desire. The end result is a more three-dimensional tone with added clarity that really pushes a nice tube amp over the edge.
And much like the Plumes, this pedal offers three different clipping options for your desired low end face melting needs:
Mode 1 is symmetrical LED clipping that utilizes a pair of light emitting diodes. This is the crunchiest setting the Blumes has to offer.
Mode 2 is a clean pure OpAmp gain boost mode. This eliminates the soft clipping diodes altogether and leaves you with straight OpAmp drive. This will be the loudest output with the fullest frequency response, and can be used as a clean boost when the Gain control is set below 11 o’clock.
Mode 3 is an asymmetrical silicon diode arrangement similar to the stock screamer but with more output and clean clarity, which provides more transparent tone. Using this mode gives a warmer low-end response and lower output. It’s fuzzier with half the output and is the most compressed.
Shot by Chris Tran and Jeffrey France
Edited by Chris Tran and Jeffrey France
Audio Recorded by Jeffrey France
Performed by Jamie Stillman
Bass - Fender Precision with Seymore Duncan pickups
Amp - Ampeg SVT 450
Cabinet - Ampeg 8x10
Guitar - Electrical Guitar Company Standard
Amp - Park 45
cabinet - Park 2x12
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26 июл 2024
