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the Zim

At the moment, this one is loaded with the Vintage Tube on the right and the H9 Higher gain Tube screamer on the left. Cards can be swapped for either side of pedal, and it also comes with a spare Fat Fuzz ZIM card to try in place of either of the currently loaded ones can be swapped for either side of pedal.

This listing, also comes with a spare H9 Higher gain Tube screamer to try in place of either of the currently loaded ones.

From the website:

"ZIM is two independent true-bypass effects in one pedal. You get to configure what they are and what order they're in. The two channels' functions are determined by the ZIMcards that are installed.

As of July, 2022, ZIM Dual Drive has been replaced …

ZIM is like two separate pedals joined at the hip. There is a default signal flow through the pedal so that no patch cord is needed. However, each channel has its own Input and Output jacks which can patch in any order, at different places in your signal chain. ZIM can even be used to process a stereo signal.

ZIM's Channel B voicing section uses 8 cascading stages of phase shift which can be mixed both in and out of phase. This creates an almost limitless palate of tones simulating different amps and mic'ing techniques".

Right Side

Vintage Tube ZIMcard is currently the default for Channel A. It's a super clean overdrive with soft clipping and mild compression as the gain knob is increased. Perfect for fattening up a thin clean tone or pushing another overdrive for added gain and sustain. Voiced to make a strat sound more "stratty." The gain knob and/or your guitar's volume knob will take you from a very warm clean tone to moderate saturation, never masking the sound of your pickups.

A mild tube-like compression is always there making VT perfect for warming up your clean tone, especially if you use a solid state amp. VT is very similar to Clean Smile, but with a slightly different voicing and more headroom. If you want a transparent overdrive and CS doesn't quite do it for you, you should try VT.

Left Side

H9 ZIMcard is usually the default for Channel B. A very high-fidelity and high-gain version of the TS circuit. Full bass, even mids, smooth top end. At low gain it's a great overdrive and at high gain it's in distortion territory. Double diode configuration in the clipping section enhances sonic clarity and low mids. H9 delivers the gain of a distortion with the voicing of an overdrive.

Also included is the Fat Fuzz ZIMcard

Fat Fuzz ZIMcard is a new take on the vintage Dallas Arbiter circuit. It's a stable circuit that delivers the same fat attack and organic sustain of the classic Fuzz Face. Finally you can have a Fuzz that truly cuts through. Apply a Voice to Fat Fuzz and your Jimi leads will never be buried again. It includes a light overdrive stage which smooths out the sound. You won't get that "ice pick" sound that can happen when using a Fuzz through a clean amp. Circuit description - In order to put a FuzzFace circuit into ZIM, I had to change a couple of things. This is due to the values of the DRIVE and VOLUME controls. The Fat Fuzz ZIMcard consists of a medium gain Silicon NPN FuzzFace circuit followed by a mild overdrive stage and a tone control. The overdrive stage smooths out the tone and provides additional gain and clipping when the DRIVE knob is turned up. The tone control is on a blue trimmer.

On the input side, all the rules that apply to a FuzzFace also apply to the FF ZIMcard. This means that you should avoid putting buffered effects before the Fat Fuzz, it will kill the authentic tone and create a lot of noise. Like a FuzzFace, the Fat Fuzz input wants to see your guitar pickups only. This way you can use your guitar volume knob to get an almost clean sound. Also, most wah pedals will interact just like they do with a FuzzFace - narrow range and oscillation.