Description
The Razor Fuzz is an intense, spitty, gated fuzzbox, with a 'virtual plectrum' facility; choose which one of four virtual plectrums you'd like to use!
The fuzz circuitry is all analog - our own original circuit - and designed to be really fun to play through. For a very high gain circuit it's surprisingly quiet when you don't play, and is relatively uncompressed - and cleans up significantly when you roll your guitar's volume down. The 'extra' switch gives some extra gain to the fuzz, and adds a dash more hi-mid, with less bass.
Electric guitarists are notoriously obsessive about every aspect of their sound - not least the type of plectrum they use, and often this colours the attack of the note itself. We decided to investigate this further - in a digital, non-physical way...
Rainger's pick-detection program has gone through many phases, and started with their Break Box pedal, progressing with the Pull Focus, and now to the Razor Fuzz. It's great at noticing each picked note or chord, and has very little latency.
NOTE: if you roll down the guitar's volume the Razor Fuzz pick detection may start to miss a few notes.
The digital plectrums on offer are 'sandpaper' (a short white noise pulse), 'metal' (sounds like playing with a metal pick - but is a tiny burst of a simple tone, randomly changing), 'metal long' (the same as 'metal' but with a long decay), and '1-note' (the same as 'metal long' but with a constant - tuneable - pitch).
Features
-Intense, gated, original-circuit Fuzzbox
-Analog Fuzz with digital 'Virtual Plectrum'
-Four types of 'Virtual Pectrum'
-Fuzz with random/techno/tuned-pitch attack sounds
-Custom Rainger FX enclosure
-True bypass
