Just in time for Halloween, Mythos Pedals has unveiled the Positron Collider Fuzz, inspired by - you guessed it - Ghostbusters.
Based around a highly modified Ram’s Head Muff circuit, the Positron Collider promises a wide variety of tones for guitar and bass, courtesy of a treble and bass tone stack and diode clipping switch that swaps between silicon and LED clipping.
A Focus control sets output, while Intensity adjusts gain; a small white LED dynamically pulses as you play.
And that Total Protonic Reversal footswitch? Why, that bypasses the tone stack for a more full-range voicing.
The Positron Collider Fuzz is a hand-assembled limited-edition, available for $279 over at Mythos Pedals.
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