Tarpit Integrated Fuzz

The Greer Amps Tarpit Integrated Circuit Fuzz Machine is a versatile pedal designed to deliver classic muff-style tones, ranging from spitty fuzz to excessive sustain. It is based on a rare, vintage Big Muff Pi variant that utilizes two integrated circuits, providing increased tonal flexibility compared to the standard transistorized version.

Key Features:
- Vintage Muff tones, ranging from spitty fuzz to over-the-top sustain
- Wide sweep tone control for boosted bass tones or peaked-out highs
- Equipped with two integrated circuits for added tonal flexibility
- True Bypass
- Uses 9-volt battery or standard neg. center 2.1mm power supply
- Built with top-quality components
- Hand-wired in Athens, GA
- Lifetime Warranty to the original owner

Design:
The Tarpit is built in a rugged powder-coated aluminum enclosure with custom oxblood control knobs by Davies, giving it a unique and eye-catching aesthetic. The pedal features black and white printed graphics designed by Nick DePartee, a former guitarist for the band Kutless.

Controls:
The Tarpit features three main control knobs: Sustain, Tone, and Volume. The Sustain control allows for adjustments from dark and spitty tones with low gain to increased brightness, fuzz, sustain, and harmonics. The wide sweep tone control provides versatility by cutting treble and boosting bass frequencies, allowing for full guitar and bass frequencies to come out. The volume control is designed with a slightly later taper on the potentiometer to achieve awesome sustain and fuzz at lower volumes when needed.

Use Cases:
The Tarpit Integrated Circuit Fuzz Machine is suitable for guitarists and bassists seeking a versatile pedal for achieving a wide range of muff-style fuzz tones. Its unique sound and aesthetics make it stand out, and its true bypass design ensures minimal signal interference when not in use.