Fanta Studio Lawn Mower Tribe 2026 - pink, yellow, green

I cut open a lawnmower engine and fitted this monster synth-fuzz inside, the "LAWN MOWER TRIBE" was born. The circuit colours your guitar’s sound, from fuzz right through to square waves.

With 17 switches and potentiometers, there are more than enough sound options.

On bottom knobs of the effects pedal lies a world of super chaotic, unpredictable soundscapes. It’s not a traditional fuzz, but rather an oscillator and sound generator that can completely deconstruct your guitar or bass. Here is a compact overview of the most important controls and functions: Swash: Allows you to set extremely fine sonic “sweet spots” in the noise circuit. Noisegate: Controls the flow from music to pure noise. Serves as a feedback and gate control that sets limits on the wild oscillations or cuts them off completely. Gain: Controls the gain in the circuit. Tone: A mix control for bass and treble. Preclip: A switch that lets you select different types of diode clipping for the distortion. Low Power: Simulates a dead battery, which drastically alters the sound and often leads to “stuttering” 8-bit or glitch effects.

With the top knobs, you can mix a pulse width modulation into it. Mix pot, turned to the left, the PWM is added. You can add now Rate, Depth, Modulation and a Pulse.

Recorded the sound directly through the mixing console; after the “lawnmower,” the signal went into an analog speaker simulator.

To use this Effect you need a standart 9 Volt Power supply. It's not possible to use it with a Batterie!

Handcrafted in Bavaria

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