Rarebird effects- Hatchet Overdrive (lineage in description)

Thanks so much for the BIG love friends♥️

I am now out of the hospital. I lived obviously. Your messages probably helped with that.

I’m still feeling it a bit, but can ship the pedals I have here. Building? I’m just working my way back to it.

This is a clone of the Greer Tomahawk Deluxe drive. I know it doesn’t get a lot of hype (a little lost in the shuffle of endless pedals these days) But it makes for a very versatile second stage overdrive, and deserves a look for sure. It’s sort of in my “job description ” to point out gems that I find are overlooked. It is especially amazing coming after a Lightspeed (or my Mach One). I would put it in the medium gain category. it’s got some bark and snarl, but it can also lean back and simply shift your tone just a bit. It’s up to you! It’s just a straight up second stage that isn’t talked about much…. yet. It’s mostly first stage overdrive and fuzz we usually talk about… so there is a hole there that deserves attention. And this is a great one.

It can run on 9-18v. Now that we’ve addressed that, we should talk about some of the characteristics of this pedal.

This pedal has a purposeful EQ shift that puts it squarely in the “tweed” type tonal range. At 9 volts, it compresses slightly, like the big box tweed amps do, but still has some stiffness to it, just like those awesome tone boxes did. At 18 volts, this beauty has increased headroom, AND becomes a bit more stiff, in a lovely way. The Tomahawk is a touch sensitive, dynamic recreation of this classic sound that has a natural and instantly familiar drive texture found on classic albums from so many genres. Grab a tomahawk and add this classic American tone to your tonal palette.

• "Second stage" Medium gain overdrive!
• Slight EQ shift into big box tweed style territory!
• Can be powered by 9 to 18 volts!
• It will fit just perfect with the Lightspeed (or my Mach One) The two together make for a crazy amount of gain/tonal possibilities!!!
  
  Hand made by Rarebird in Ontario Canada using the finest components and the usual attention to detail I give all of my builds!
  
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