JAM pedals | Eureka! | Presentation

https://www.jampedals.com/eureka/ Demonstrators: Emmanuel Vourakis, Lampis Kountourogiannis Gear used: Αmerican Fender Jazzmaster, D’Pergo 2007 AVC, Gibson Les Paul Standars into a Supro “Coronado”, Microphones: Sennheiser E906 , Royer R121, Shure SM7 How do you create a circuit that combines the singing, dynamic, mid-range germanium fuzz saturation and the gritty, full-bodied and well-rounded muff-style fuzz-distortion? Eureka! By utilising silicon transistors in a proprietary architecture to get the best of both worlds! Some will say it sounds like a beefed-up germanium fuzz, and others will swear it sounds like a mid-range-enriched Muff-style pedal! Designed to be a phenomenal team player, it flawlessly performs with other effects without ever sacrificing its sound. Players across all genres are sure to get amazing, juicy and easy-to-dial-in sounds out of it! We have additionally incorporated a three-way toggle-switch which incrementally introduces more low-end to the sound, a feature extremely useful for switching between single-coil and humbucker equipped guitars, as well as beefing things up for solos! Filmography: www.filmsinabag.com .,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,. Handmade & Hand-painted in Greece, boutique analog guitar & bass pedals, made from the highest quality materials on the market, rare NOS chips, specially selected matched NOS transistors and carbon comp resistors. Most of our pedals are offered in optional point-to-point versions ! All of our pedals are true-bypass, so they don't affect your hard-earned tone. Circuits begin with classic 60's and 70's vintage pedals that helped built the sound of Rock 'n' Roll, and end as our own, close or not so close to the original designs! They burst with attitude as ALL of our stompboxes are hand-painted and decorated, from our in-shop-artists, and no two are alike ! Used & Approved by some of the GREATEST Guitar Players in the world !