✨Thank you for viewing! m(_ _)m ✅ This is a model that adds a pre-gain to a Myriad Fuzz clone! This is a recommended unit for those who want to create more detailed sounds! ✅ What is pre-gain? It's a knob that adjusts how much of the signal coming from the guitar (or the preceding effects unit, etc.) is sent to the circuit. At full, it's normal, and by turning it down, you can reduce the input amount, allowing for more detailed sound creation with volume and gain. ☆ Overview ☆ Myriad fuzz clone. This model is built on an original circuit board layout by analyzing the circuit of the VEMURAM Myriad Fuzz that I own. It's made with PtP wiring and hand-wiring, resulting in high-quality sound. The transistors are a germanium and silicon hybrid, and the use of metal film resistors and carbon solid resistors is the same as the original. We have not added any functions or changed the circuit to ensure you can enjoy the sound as it is. You can cover sounds from clean to distortion-like sounds with the volume control. ☆ POINT ☆ ・Improved operability ⇒ The BIAS knob, which is operated with a screwdriver in the original, is mounted on the surface for easier operation. ・High sound quality, low noise ⇒ Uses Nichicon audio capacitors and silver mica, which are also used by famous brands. Low noise is achieved by using OS-CON in the power supply. ・PtP wiring, hand-wiring ⇒ Hand-wired units from famous brands are expensive and have a different feel from regular units. It is made with Point to Point wiring, and we are thoroughly committed to sound quality. ⭐️ Voices from those who ordered ・It had the best appearance and the best sound. ・I am satisfied with the sound that exceeded my expectations. ・The sound when the volume is turned down is crystal clear and the best. ・It's a sound I really like. Thank you very much. <Specifications> Bypass: True bypass Power: DC9v center negative (batteries not supported) Knobs: LEVEL, FUZZ from the top left FEEL, BIAS, TONE from the bottom left (The sound may not come out depending on the BIAS setting, but this is normal operation.)