Copyright 2004, J. Everman Custom Analog Effects
External Adjustments & Inputs
1) Bias
- Adjusts pickup to pedal interactions
2) Fuzz
- Adjusts fuzz roll off
3) Drive
- Adjusts the level of overdrive
4) Gain
- Adjusts the output volume
5) Output
– Output jack to amp
6) Stomp Switch
– True bypass stomp switch
7) Input
– Guitar input jack
8) Power Jack
– 9VDC power jack, standard
center negative design
Suggested Settings
(All settings refer to positions on a standard clock face)
Sound BIAS 2 DRIVE 2
Factory Setting
1
1
Boost + Fuzz
6
1
Crunchy Fuzz Tone
1
11
High end boost
11
11
Additional Information
Your Fuzz Drive is very dependent on your pickups and guitar's volume knob. Roll
the volume knob on your guitar to 8 or 9 and the Fuzz Drive will clean up, acting as a
gain boost unit. For more fuzz (turn bias and fuzz to near maximum), turn your guitar
amp up until your pre-amp just distorts and then turn the Fuzz Drive on. For a classic
sound, use the Fuzz Drive right after a vibe or tremolo type pedal.
Remove the guitar cable from input jack when not in use to preserve battery life.
If you choose to use a 9v battery, simply unscrew the four screws on the bottom of the
pedal to access the battery compartment.
Pedals need maintenance too; keep the bottom on the pedal so dust and
liquids cannot short out any contacts. Should repair of the unit be necessary please
contact us regarding any issues:
