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Crazy Tube Circuits · Distortion Pedals
Crazy Tube Circuits Triptychon
£277.00Fair Value2 stores tracked
Buy Signal
Price near historical average — neutral outlook
Confidence: 50/100
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Product Fundamentals
- Crazy Tube Circuits Triptychon
- Effect Pedal for Electric Guitar
- 3-in-1 fuzz/octave fuzz, treble booster and overdrive pedal
- Three distinct types of effects form a cohesive system: Fuzz
- Treble Booster
- Octave Fuzz and Overdrive
- Classic Vintage sounds
- Emulates a signal chain in which fuzz pedals and treble boosters feed into an already overdriven amplifier
- Tailored to modern “clean-platform” rigs
- The feel of germanium without the problems – specially developed transistor ‘piggyback’ technology using ‘metal-can’ silicon transistors for an authentic, clear sound
- Matching circuit (anti-buffer) for correct operation following buffers or active pickups
- Inspired by classic pedal designs
- Controls for the Octave/Boost section (right): Gain
- OCT/BST toggle
- MOD voicing, (anti-)
- Buffer
- Controls for the Fuzz section (centre): Fuzz
- Voice
- Volume, (anti-)
- Buffer
- Overdrive section controls (left): Drive
- Tone
- Master
- Fuzz/XT/OCB (assigned to footswitch)
- Footswitches: Fuzz (left)
- OCT/BST (right)
- The Drive section can be assigned to either of the two footswitches or to the external XT footswitch (sold separately)
- Each section features true bypass with high-quality relays
- Inputs and outputs (3.5 mm) on the top
- XT footswitch socket (6.35 mm) on the left-hand side
- Power supply: 9 V DC / 80 mA
- Die-cast housing in bronze brown
- Dimensions (W x L x H): 69 x 125 x 58 mm
- Weight: 385 g
- Handmade in Athens@+*Note:* Power supply not included – an isolated power supply is recommended.
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