Solid Gold Fx Communication Breakdown - Dual Tone Bending Fuzz

This Communication Breakdown is ready to reveal the stairway to tone heaven through its wide gain range, intuitive tone controls, and the ability to use the two channels individually or together. From clear and refined low-gain grime, crushing walls of sound to beautifully compressed and singing lead tones, Communication Breakdown is sure to bring all of the good times and none of the bad.

• Two-channel Fuzz pedal -inspired by the legendary fuzz tones of the 60s and 70s
• Switchable fuzz circuits-Switch between Fuzz A and FuzzB or stack them together
• Bias control-regulate the voltage sent to the pedal for a wide tonal pallet
• Input control-makes the pedal work with any Wah pedal in front of it
• True bypass switching
• Hand-made in Montreal, Canada
• Powered by a regular 9V DC PSU (center-, 2.1mm, 10mA current draw)

two amazing fuzz pedals to your collection, all in one compact box of gainy goodness. Fuzz A is born out of the fire and flames of the rare Tone Bender MK1.5 but brings it into the modern era by using hotter silicon transistors than the original. This results in a wide range of extremely powerful yet refined fuzz tones.

Fuzz B, on the other hand, takes a page (see what we did there) from the book of the classic Tonebender MKII, and preserves everything good and great about that snarling, a saturated and compressed box of fuzzy wonder. But as an extra bonus, we added our JFET pre-amp to the equation in order to breathe more stability and tonal clarity into this legendary circuit.

But the really cool part is of course that you can use the two channels either individually or together, seeing you jump from a hairy rhythm tone to a soaring lead in seconds, or lets you sculpt unique dirt tone never heard before.

You can further sculpt the overall tone of each side via the simple three-way Color toggles, for everything from bright and biting full-range tones to smooth and dark, while the Input toggles let you adjust the input attenuation of the pedal, making sure that it plays well with any way you want to put in front of it.