NPD!

[Nsatke81]

Was so excited to receive these toys.

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[Mincer]

Congrats! I am not familiar with these. What's the deal?

 

[Nsatke81]

Congrats! I am not familiar with these. What's the deal?

Dwarfcraft was a smaller company out of Wisconsin I think. Apparently they are no more. If you want to turn your guitar into something that sounds broken and perverse...their pedals will do that. The body mod is like a modulation thing with a lot of wobbles. The treeverb is supposedly mostly for synth but is rad for guitar. It’s got a pitch shift setting that you can play with and a chorus-y verb.


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[Mincer]

Oh I love pedals like that! Can you make clips of yours?

 

[Nsatke81]

Oh I love pedals like that! Can you make clips of yours?

Probably the videos that ben, owner of the company did will be far more informative cause I don’t have a decent camera. I’ll link you below:

Body Mod—
https://youtu.be/blzv6YMJtss
Treeverb—
https://youtu.be/lP4DHHTVrFQ

In Ben’s words...if it sounds busted, it’s probably working!

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[Mincer]

Awesome! Those sound wonderfully disgusting.

 

[Nsatke81]

These aren’t even the fuzzes, ring mods or all of the stuff that’s really gruesome. If you come across the great destroyer or robot devil...those are boatloads of fun.


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[Mincer]

I've heard of buttons on a guitar that caused 60 cycle hum, or screaming microphonic feedback, too. In the right hands, these 'broken' sounds are glorious.

 

[Nsatke81]

I’ve always had an affinity for industrial music. It taught me that your sound can be even more important than what you play. Glitchy, bizarre pedals are just another color in your pallet to create something truly original.


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[Demanic]

I've heard of buttons on a guitar that caused 60 cycle hum, or screaming microphonic feedback, too. In the right hands, these 'broken' sounds are glorious.

I've had a few setups that did that without any extra buttons as soon as you stopped playing and took your hands off the strings.

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[eclecticsynergy]

Weird and quirky stuff. Definitely not the same old thing.