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The Fuzzrocious Empty Glass Drum Mod is a limited, experimental collaboration between pedal builder Fuzzrocious and the experimental/noise rock band Daughters (specifically their guitarist Nick Sadler). It's a specialized "percussionized" variant of the standard Empty Glass pedal.

Core Circuit (Shared with Standard Empty Glass)

• Based on Fuzzrocious' M.O.T.H. fuzz circuit, modified with a dirty monophonic octave-up (one octave higher) that creates harsh, metallic drive/distortion.
• Drone section: Activated by a footswitch. Includes controls for:
• Drone volume.
• Blend (mix between the fuzz/octave signal and oscillator).
• Drone pitch sweep (from low V8 engine rumbles to high-pitched tinnitus-like screeches).

Featured heavily on Daughters' track "City Song" from You Won't Get What You Want (provides most of the sounds there).

What's Unique About the Drum Mod?

No input jack - it's designed as a standalone instrument rather than a traditional guitar pedal.

• Internal piezo contact microphone inside the enclosure picks up taps, scrapes, drumming, screams, or any physical interaction with the box itself. These sounds get processed through the fuzz/octave/drone circuit.
• You play it by striking, rubbing, or even using your mouth on the enclosure.
• 9V center-negative power only.

Condition
This item has been tested and is in good working condition. It does not come with original packaging. It has no Velcro on the back. No power supply included.