Walrus Kangra Fuzz / Filter Pedal

From the mad scientists at Walrus Audio and Jared Scharff from the SNL Band comes the lovely Kangra Fuzz. The Kangra is a combo filter and fuzz pedal, the two sides can be run independently of each other, go from psychedelic sweeps to envelope filter sounds with the turn of a knob then step on the fuzz side of the pedal to cut through the mix with authoritative snarl and grit. The fuzz is modeled after the Kay Fuzz Tone and has a ton of vintage attitude. Pick yours up today! Read more below.

From Walrus Audio:

FUZZ

Get two different styles of fuzz with the M/V Switch. In the modern position (M), you notice a more forgiving fuzz with longer and tighter sustain, while the Vintage position (V) feels starved with spatty breakup and grittier, shorter sustain.

FILTER

The Kangra also has a versatile filter with Resonance, Sensitivity, Frequency and Envelope Filter controls. Use the filter on its own to add a unique shape to your sound, or flip the Envelope Filter switch and open up funky sixties style tones.

“On the filter, I wanted to go for that vintage mpc 3000 low pass type of thing…Or similar to doing a low pass plug-in for a track, or like a dj would do without it being too “wah pedal” like, and this achieved that.” - Jared Scharff

Specification

The art was inspired by a once in a life time expedition Jared took to the Kangra Valley near the Himalaya Mountains. It was there his journey inspired new ideas that can only approximated by the Kangra Filter Fuzz. The pedal comes in Prismatic Powder "Peach Ice Cream" enclosure with art by Adam Forster in white and blue inks.

The diecast enclosure’s exact size is 4.77" x 2.6" x 1.39". Power requirements are 9VDC, Center Negative, (100mA minimum).

The use of an isolated power supply is recommended for powering all Walrus Audio Pedals. Daisy chain power supplies are not recommended. Power supply not included.

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This pedal works as described and is in very good condition, showing only gentle wear and has had velcro applied to the bottom as can be seen in photos.