
Anthony Easton
The Brown Rabbit by Freakshow Effects is a distortion pedal based on the ProCo Rat, featuring an added 3-way switch to provide 3 distinct voicings. The pedal is hand-painted, hand-assembled, and hand-tested in Maine, USA. It offers the following controls:
1. Volume: Adjusts the output volume.
2. Drive: Controls the amount of distortion.
3. Filtah: Adjusts the overall tonality of the pedal, allowing for bass or
treble adjustments.
4. 3-way select switch: Offers different drive options, including NOS LM308
op-amp with asymmetrical diode clipping, NOS LM308 op-amp only, and L.E.D.
clipping section.
Additionally, the pedal includes internal controls for fine-tuning, such as a trimmer for mid frequencies and another for LED clipping in mode 3. The pedal is designed to provide a unique, durable, and great-sounding distortion effect.
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