New Electronic Audio Experiments Greathammer Bass Guitar Overdrive Effects Pedal

From Electronic Audio Experiments:

The Electronic Audio Experiments Greathammer is a bass-focused overdrive that brings a distinct flavor of solid state thunder.

With a gain control spanning a 50dB range, the Greathammer can be restrained or rowdy. We took cues from a beloved 1970s Canadian bass amplifier, but we did not shy away from redesigning entire circuit blocks from scratch. Without taking away the classic piano-like attack that defined 90s noise rock, we expanded the tonal range to suit more tasteful playing or filthy, down-tuned mayhem. Critically, our circuit can achieve far deeper low frequency extension than its progenitors all without the unnatural, disconnected feel of a traditional clean blend.

The Greathammer works equally well in front of an amplifier or as a dedicated preamp. And, while we designed this with bass as a primary focus, it is quite striking on guitar as well.

Controls:
Level: overall volume level, capable of extremely high output

Gain: signal gain, from clean to moderate to extreme. Approximately 50dB maximum passband gain.

Bass: post-clipping low frequency shelf boost, up to +14db at 100Hz and below

Attack: pre-gain tone control, adjusts frequencies above 1kHz to tailors the overall drive response and sharpness of pick attack

Notch toggle: 3-position mid cut. Center is a full mid cut, down is a moderate mid cut, and up is flat mids.

Footswitch: Activates the effect with intelligent momentary/latching behavior.

Specifications:
Power: 9VDC, 2.1mm center negative barrel. The current draw is 70mA. Power Supply not included.
We recommend a regulated, isolated power supply rated for 100 mA minimum. The DC input is protected against reverse polarity and over-voltage up to 20V. Our pedals do not accept batteries.

Bypass: buffered bypass with soft-touch electronic switching

Input impedance at 1kHz: 1MΩ

Output impedance at 1kHz: <1kΩ

Dimensions: 4.7ˮ x 2.6ˮ x 2ˮ 
Weight: 1 lb