Manufacturers
Guitar Pedals from Dwarfcraft Devices
Welcome to your ultimate guide to Dwarfcraft Devices's guitar pedals. This catalog serves as your starting point to explore and compare all pedals crafted by Dwarfcraft Devices. Designed for easy navigation, we hope you can quickly find detailed information on each pedal, including specifications, user reviews, and demo videos. Whether you're searching for the latest releases, seeking to expand your pedal collection, or exploring options for a specific sound, hopefully Stompbx can assist you in finding exactly what you need.
Delay
Minivan Echo
The Minivan Echo by Dwarfcraft Devices is a dark echo pedal built on the vintage pt2399 digital chip, providing a unique analog-like sound. It offers a wide range of delays, including traditional sounds and super slow, mangled effects. The pedal features a mix knob for adjusting the dry and echo levels, as well as an insert FX loop for additional creative possibilities. Users can connect an expression pedal to control the feedback amount or use a stereo 1/4” to dual mono 1/4” cable to insert effects into the delay line. The pedal has power requirements of 40mA and comes in an enclosure size of 4.77" x 2.6" x 1.39".
Grazer
The Grazer by Dwarfcraft Devices is a granular repeater and glitch machine that offers unique sonic capabilities. Its features and technical specifications include: \- Knobs: Volume, Grab, Mix, Pitch, Size \- Switches: AGR, XPD, F/R \- Power Requirements: 75mA \- Dimensions: 4.7" x 3.7" x 2.2" \- Sample Slice Repeater Effect Pedal for Electric Guitar \- Connection for Expression Pedal (Optional) \- Consumption: 70mA \- 9V DC Adaptor Powered (Not Included) \- Pitch shifting for the wet signal \- F/R switch that allows samples to be played backwards The Grazer allows users to define the sample length via knob or expression pedal, shift the grain pitches, toggle between forward and reverse playback, and have a foot switch to repeat the grains at any time. It provides extensive possibilities for experimental sound shaping and is designed to create inspiring sounds and crazy soundscapes.
Treeverb
The Treeverb by Dwarfcraft Devices is a comprehensive reverb pedal featuring three operational modes: Hall, Pitch, and Modulated. The Hall mode is a traditional reverb with dedicated controls for Length, Pre-delay, and Tone. The Pitch mode includes dual pitch shifters, one positioned an octave up and another an octave down, providing a unique sound. The Modulated mode offers spaced-out sci-fi goodness with a chorus on the wet signal. The pedal also includes dedicated controls for Length, Tone, and Character, as well as a Mix knob and a Bypass switch. Additionally, it features internal trim pots for input and output control, a 125b size enclosure, top-mounted jacks, 9V center negative power supply, and true bypass soft switching.
Distortion
The Internet
The Internet by Dwarfcraft Devices is an analog overdrive pedal with a footswitchable gain boost, allowing users to transition from comfortable crunch to intense distortion. It features gain and volume controls, enabling users to easily achieve their desired distorted tone. The pedal is true bypass and runs on a standard 9V center-negative power adapter (not included). The dimensions and additional technical specifications are available on the manufacturer's website.
Baby Thundaa
The Baby Thundaa by Dwarfcraft Devices is a compact, hand-made pedal that incorporates the key qualities of the Eau Claire Thunder fuzz in a smaller casing. It features knobs for Volume, Distortion, Feedback, and Tone, allowing users to dial in fuzzy, feedback-laden tones. Additionally, it includes a Tone Bypass switch for a fuller frequency response and increased volume. The pedal also offers true bypass switching and the internal feedback loop can be disengaged for more controllable fuzz. The Baby Thundaa is designed to deliver a full frequency fuzz/distortion suitable for bassists and guitarists.
Eau Claire Thunder
The Dwarfcraft Devices Eau Claire Thunder is a fuzz effect pedal for electric guitar, offering a range of tones. It features a Timewarp switch that can activate either a modern scooped hi-fi fuzz with present trebles or a classic warm vintage fuzz with an extra portion of mids. The traditional controller layout includes Volume, Tone, and Distortion, which can be easily adapted to any application. The Toneblast switch allows the pedal's tone stack to be completely removed from the signal path, providing an extra mid-boost. Additionally, the Eau Claire Thunder includes a current feedback switch, which activates an internal feedback loop for fans of particularly dirty sounds. Specifications: \- Fuzz Effect Pedal for Electric Guitar \- Trim/Feedback Tune/Volume/Tone/Distortion controls \- Timewarp switch \- Consumption: 10mA \- Dimensions (WxLxH): 143 x 118 x 40mm \- 9V DC Adaptor Powered (Not Included) The pedal is designed and manufactured by Dwarfcraft Devices in the USA. It does not include features such as stereo, LED display, effects loop, recording output, USB connection, MIDI interface, connection for expression pedal, foot switch connection, headphone connection, or battery operation.
Fuzz
She Fuzz
The She Fuzz by Dwarfcraft Devices is essentially a rebranded version of the Shiva fuzz unit, known for its aggressive octave-toggling effect. The pedal offers fat, buzzing fuzz tones, squealing and gut-rumbling octaves, controlled and uncontrolled oscillation, considerable gain and volume, as well as texture and Starve controls. It also features octave and squeal switches, along with a footswitch for engaging the starve function on-the-fly. The She Fuzz is designed to provide a wide range of fuzz tones and noise, along with deeper bass response. It is handcrafted in Eau Claire, Wisconsin, USA.
Eau Claire Thunder
The Dwarfcraft Devices Eau Claire Thunder is a fuzz effect pedal for electric guitar, offering a range of tones. It features a Timewarp switch that can activate either a modern scooped hi-fi fuzz with present trebles or a classic warm vintage fuzz with an extra portion of mids. The traditional controller layout includes Volume, Tone, and Distortion, which can be easily adapted to any application. The Toneblast switch allows the pedal's tone stack to be completely removed from the signal path, providing an extra mid-boost. Additionally, the Eau Claire Thunder includes a current feedback switch, which activates an internal feedback loop for fans of particularly dirty sounds. Specifications: \- Fuzz Effect Pedal for Electric Guitar \- Trim/Feedback Tune/Volume/Tone/Distortion controls \- Timewarp switch \- Consumption: 10mA \- Dimensions (WxLxH): 143 x 118 x 40mm \- 9V DC Adaptor Powered (Not Included) The pedal is designed and manufactured by Dwarfcraft Devices in the USA. It does not include features such as stereo, LED display, effects loop, recording output, USB connection, MIDI interface, connection for expression pedal, foot switch connection, headphone connection, or battery operation.
Reese Lightning
The Reese Lightning by Dwarfcraft Devices is a fearsome fuzz pedal that expands on the sonic territory of the Eau Claire Thunder and Baby Thunder. It features archaic and peculiar octave shifting artifacts, controllable internal feedback, and a Timewarp function that accesses an additional clipping diode for unique octave-up effects. The Toneblast function enables huge increases in volume and timbral range, while the Feedback function unleashes the pedal's sonic mayhem. The pedal is designed to be dirtier and brighter than its predecessors, offering a versatile and monstrous fuzz experience.
The Great Destroyer
Noise Generators
Grazer
The Grazer by Dwarfcraft Devices is a granular repeater and glitch machine that offers unique sonic capabilities. Its features and technical specifications include: \- Knobs: Volume, Grab, Mix, Pitch, Size \- Switches: AGR, XPD, F/R \- Power Requirements: 75mA \- Dimensions: 4.7" x 3.7" x 2.2" \- Sample Slice Repeater Effect Pedal for Electric Guitar \- Connection for Expression Pedal (Optional) \- Consumption: 70mA \- 9V DC Adaptor Powered (Not Included) \- Pitch shifting for the wet signal \- F/R switch that allows samples to be played backwards The Grazer allows users to define the sample length via knob or expression pedal, shift the grain pitches, toggle between forward and reverse playback, and have a foot switch to repeat the grains at any time. It provides extensive possibilities for experimental sound shaping and is designed to create inspiring sounds and crazy soundscapes.
The Great Destroyer
Octave/Pitch Shifters
Super Wizard
The Super Wizard by Dwarfcraft Devices is a versatile pedal that combines pitch shifting, glitching, and lo-fi echo effects. It features a sample-based pitch shifting circuit with footswitch controls for the "Bend" switch and a "Dindindin" button that suspends recording into the input buffer, allowing the current sample to repeat until released. The pedal also includes a Mix control, Speed control, and a Bender toggle that engages a doppler-type effect. Additionally, it offers an echo with standard controls for delay, mix, and feedback, as well as a Mutate toggle that throws the pitch shifter into the feedback loop of the delay for unique sound manipulation. The Super Wizard also includes an Insert Jack for integrating other effects pedals into the feedback loop.
Wizard of Pitch
The Dwarfcraft Devices Wizard of Pitch is a pitch shifter pedal with the following technical specifications and features: \- The pedal's resolution has been increased to 32 bits from the Pitch Grinder's 8 bits, while maintaining the same lo-fi sound. \- It features controls for Pitch, Mix, Speed, and Boost, allowing for versatile sound manipulation. \- The "Speed" control, when set to zero, behaves like a standard pitch shifter, and as it is turned up, the output crossfades between wet and dry signals, enabling dynamic soundscapes and modulation. \- The "Bender" toggle engages a doppler-type effect, causing the pitch to fall in conjunction with the input signal's decay. \- Engaging the "Steps" toggle snaps the effect to pitches instead of sliding, creating almost random arpeggios. \- The pedal is powered by a 9V DC adaptor (not included). The Wizard of Pitch is known for its glitchy and experimental sound, making it suitable for adventurous musicians seeking to create new and unique sounds.
Overdrive and Boost
The Internet
The Internet by Dwarfcraft Devices is an analog overdrive pedal with a footswitchable gain boost, allowing users to transition from comfortable crunch to intense distortion. It features gain and volume controls, enabling users to easily achieve their desired distorted tone. The pedal is true bypass and runs on a standard 9V center-negative power adapter (not included). The dimensions and additional technical specifications are available on the manufacturer's website.
Baby Thundaa
The Baby Thundaa by Dwarfcraft Devices is a compact, hand-made pedal that incorporates the key qualities of the Eau Claire Thunder fuzz in a smaller casing. It features knobs for Volume, Distortion, Feedback, and Tone, allowing users to dial in fuzzy, feedback-laden tones. Additionally, it includes a Tone Bypass switch for a fuller frequency response and increased volume. The pedal also offers true bypass switching and the internal feedback loop can be disengaged for more controllable fuzz. The Baby Thundaa is designed to deliver a full frequency fuzz/distortion suitable for bassists and guitarists.
Phasers
Super Wizard
The Super Wizard by Dwarfcraft Devices is a versatile pedal that combines pitch shifting, glitching, and lo-fi echo effects. It features a sample-based pitch shifting circuit with footswitch controls for the "Bend" switch and a "Dindindin" button that suspends recording into the input buffer, allowing the current sample to repeat until released. The pedal also includes a Mix control, Speed control, and a Bender toggle that engages a doppler-type effect. Additionally, it offers an echo with standard controls for delay, mix, and feedback, as well as a Mutate toggle that throws the pitch shifter into the feedback loop of the delay for unique sound manipulation. The Super Wizard also includes an Insert Jack for integrating other effects pedals into the feedback loop.
Wizard of Pitch
The Dwarfcraft Devices Wizard of Pitch is a pitch shifter pedal with the following technical specifications and features: \- The pedal's resolution has been increased to 32 bits from the Pitch Grinder's 8 bits, while maintaining the same lo-fi sound. \- It features controls for Pitch, Mix, Speed, and Boost, allowing for versatile sound manipulation. \- The "Speed" control, when set to zero, behaves like a standard pitch shifter, and as it is turned up, the output crossfades between wet and dry signals, enabling dynamic soundscapes and modulation. \- The "Bender" toggle engages a doppler-type effect, causing the pitch to fall in conjunction with the input signal's decay. \- Engaging the "Steps" toggle snaps the effect to pitches instead of sliding, creating almost random arpeggios. \- The pedal is powered by a 9V DC adaptor (not included). The Wizard of Pitch is known for its glitchy and experimental sound, making it suitable for adventurous musicians seeking to create new and unique sounds.
Reverb
Super Wizard
The Super Wizard by Dwarfcraft Devices is a versatile pedal that combines pitch shifting, glitching, and lo-fi echo effects. It features a sample-based pitch shifting circuit with footswitch controls for the "Bend" switch and a "Dindindin" button that suspends recording into the input buffer, allowing the current sample to repeat until released. The pedal also includes a Mix control, Speed control, and a Bender toggle that engages a doppler-type effect. Additionally, it offers an echo with standard controls for delay, mix, and feedback, as well as a Mutate toggle that throws the pitch shifter into the feedback loop of the delay for unique sound manipulation. The Super Wizard also includes an Insert Jack for integrating other effects pedals into the feedback loop.
Wizard of Pitch
The Dwarfcraft Devices Wizard of Pitch is a pitch shifter pedal with the following technical specifications and features: \- The pedal's resolution has been increased to 32 bits from the Pitch Grinder's 8 bits, while maintaining the same lo-fi sound. \- It features controls for Pitch, Mix, Speed, and Boost, allowing for versatile sound manipulation. \- The "Speed" control, when set to zero, behaves like a standard pitch shifter, and as it is turned up, the output crossfades between wet and dry signals, enabling dynamic soundscapes and modulation. \- The "Bender" toggle engages a doppler-type effect, causing the pitch to fall in conjunction with the input signal's decay. \- Engaging the "Steps" toggle snaps the effect to pitches instead of sliding, creating almost random arpeggios. \- The pedal is powered by a 9V DC adaptor (not included). The Wizard of Pitch is known for its glitchy and experimental sound, making it suitable for adventurous musicians seeking to create new and unique sounds.
Wah Wah
ARF
The ARF (Attack Release Filter) by Dwarfcraft Devices is an envelope filter effect pedal designed for creating experimental sounds on electric guitar, synthesizer, and bass. The pedal features adjustable attack and release controls, allowing for a wide range of envelope filter sounds, from far-out synthy tones to more familiar wah-type sounds. The envelope's range is determined by the knobs on the face, while the activation of the envelope and the duration of the sustained peak are controlled by a foot switch or CV gate signal. The envelope boasts an extensive range, from quick clicks to multi- measure swells and drops. The envelope is directly wired to an aggressive low pass filter with adjustable resonance, capable of self-oscillation. The filter cutoff can also be controlled via CV input. Additionally, the filter can be overdriven via the "drive" knob for a familiar stomp box sound, and there are settings that create pitch-shifting glitch effects. The pedal is powered by a 9V DC adaptor (not included) and features dimensions of 143 x 118 x 40mm. It also includes CV inputs for filter frequency and trigger gate, as well as an envelope output for passing the envelope control voltage on to external devices. The ARF is a versatile and feature-laden device suitable for a wide range of filtering and envelope following needs.
Happiness
The Happiness by Dwarfcraft Devices is a multi-mode filter pedal designed to create synth-inspired tones and textures. It offers low pass, band pass, and high pass filtering options, modulated with an internal triangle-based LFO or external CV patch. The pedal features a "scramble" function similar to a sample and hold, along with expression jacks for filter cutoff and LFO speed on the top panel, and CV in and out on the sides. The pedal internally converts the industry standard 9V power supply to +/-12V for seamless integration with Eurorack modular synth systems and other CV capable devices. The pedal draws 110mA and is designed to work well with bass guitars, guitars, drum machines, synths, and electric mandolins. The enclosure is tall to maximize controls while minimizing footprint. Additionally, the pedal includes controls for rate, shape, speed, frequency, resonance, depth, and volume. It also features expression pedal inputs for controlling the rate of the internal LFO and the filter cutoff. The pedal accepts a variety of control voltage signals and has an internal LFO output for tapping.