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The Dying Batt fuzz is loaded with AC128 GE transistors, Mullard "Tropical Fish" capacitors, and a voltage regulator control.

Philadelphia, PA (October 31, 2013) -- Adding to the company’s well-established line of fuzz pedals, TSVG has unveiled the new Dying Batt Fuzz.

Offering a raunchy, full-bodied germanium fuzz tone at full 9v, back off the voltage regulator and you’re in for a surprise. Different combinations between the voltage regulator and tone blend are what make the Dying Batt special. Watch it spit, sputter, and decay as you starve power to the circuit.

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Boasting NOS components and point-to-point wiring, this fuzz delivers classic tones of the psychedelic ’60s.

Guitar effects are shrinking. Advances in technology have led to cheaper production and sourcing of surface mount components, reducing the amount of floor space required by effects. Yet many tone freaks still covet handmade effects built from new-old stock (NOS) components. Sourcing those old parts, matching them, and meticulously wiring them together is an art unto itself—and TSVG’s specialty.

Like TSVG’s earlier Angry Jeff and Keystone fuzzes, the Slow Ride Overdrive/Fuzz boasts point-to-point wiring and quality NOS parts. The Slow Ride harkens back to a time when the Tone Bender and Fuzz Face ruled psychedelic guitar. Its tones have a wild, sputtering style that stands in colorful contrast to some of today’s smoother boutique fuzzes.

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Hear a demo of the TSVG's newest fuzz pedal -- the Slow Ride.

Hear a demo of the TSVG's newest fuzz pedal -- the Slow Ride.