The Most Dynamic Fuzz Pedal Ever? | EarthQuaker Dirt Transmitter Rancho De La Luna скачать в хорошем качестве

The Most Dynamic Fuzz Pedal Ever? | EarthQuaker Dirt Transmitter Rancho De La Luna

The Dirt Transmitter is back—reissued in collaboration with Dave Catching of Rancho De La Luna and EarthQuaker Devices. Originally released in 2007, this updated version features custom-selected silicon transistors, a compact enclosure, new artwork by Mike Egan, and the same gritty, dynamic tone that made it a cult favorite. In this video, we cover: A brief history of the original Dirt Transmitter and how this version came to life The role of the bias control, which lets you starve the transistors for gated, sputtering fuzz Tone shaping via a tilt-style EQ, preserving mids while dialing in brightness or warmth The Dirt Transmitter’s surprising dynamic response—perfect for players who work their volume knob How it sounds when paired with ambient reverb like the EarthQuaker Afterneath Whether you're chasing classic fuzz face tones, shoegaze textures, or velcro-style chaos, this reissue delivers. It cleans up beautifully with your hands, but can also go full-on scorched earth. 🎸 Gear used: Fender Telecaster with Duncan Antiquity pickups into a Fender Hot Rod Deluxe w/ Jensen Alnico 12 inch speaker Want to try it without committing? Borrow the Dirt Transmitter, and hundreds of other pedals, for just $25/month through BuyOrBorrow Music. Free shipping, cancel anytime, and every month earns rewards toward owning gear you love. 👉 Start borrowing at https://BuyOrBorrowMusic.com If you enjoy pedal demos that go deep on sound and story, don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe. Let us know in the comments: Would you buy it, or borrow it? 00:00 Introduction to the Earthquaker Devices Dirt Transmitter 00:35 History of the Original Dirt Transmitter 01:29 Reissue and Collaboration with Rancho De La Luna 02:47 Technical Features and Controls 05:31 Tone Demonstration and Dynamic Range 08:38 Exploring Bias and Tone Controls 15:14 Ambient Effects with Reverb Pedal 18:32 Final Thoughts