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Dominate the scene with one sound!

Kangra Filter Fuzz is a guitarist who is a member of the regular band on the popular American TV show "Saturday Night Live."
This pedal was developed in collaboration with Jared Scharff, a fuzz pedal enthusiast, and is Scharff's favorite vintage pedal.
Inspired by "Kay Fuzz Tone".

Kangra [Filter Fuzz] is a pedal that combines a thick octave fuzz with an envelope filter that is perfect for psychedelic sounds.
You can use the filter independently or feed it into a fuzz.
This fuzz is not for rhythm guitarists.
The raging fuzz tone that seems to tear through time and space really shines on lead guitar.

Kangra has a multipurpose filter that can be used on its own to add character to your sound, or
By switching on the envelope filter switch, you can create a funky 60's style sound.

By connecting an expression pedal, you can use your foot to adjust the filter cutoff frequency.

The M/V switch lets you choose between different styles of fuzz. Modern (M) provides a long, tight sustain and a smooth sound.
Vintage (V) is a rough, coarse sound with a short sustain.

The mid switch allows you to choose between significantly reducing the mid-range contours of the fuzz circuit (left) or providing a smoother response (right).