The Way Huge Stone Burner combines a gnarly-sounding fuzz with subterranean sub-octave effects, putting an endless array of fierce — and downright freaky — tones at your feet. Although it flaunts a streamlined top-panel control set, the Stone Burner is a multifaceted, schizophrenic beast. Its sub-octave generator includes a Sub 1/Sub 2 switch, equipping you with 1- and 2-octave-down options. You also get separate level controls for your fuzz and sub-octave signals, along with Volume and Tone controls, for dialing in whatever twisted tones you're aiming for. Searching for a bottomless pit of down-low dirty deeds? You owe it yourself to plug into the Way Huge Stone Burner.

Dial in superbly strange sub-octave fuzz tones
Guitarists have been playing with the Way Huge Stone Burner for a while, and we've barely scratched the surface of what this multidimensional guitar effects pedal can unleash. The Stone Burner's Sub 1/Sub 2 switch toggles between 1- and 2-octave-down sub-octaves. You get separate Sub and Fuzz knobs, allowing you to call up the perfect blend of sub-octave and fuzzed-out signals. You also get a Tone knob that ranges from a warm-sounding crunch to an ear-splitting grind. But no matter how you dial it in, the Stone Burner ensures that you'll get all the earthshaking low end you can handle. A Volume knob rounds out the Stone Burner's controls.

Features

• Combines a gnarly-sounding fuzz with subterranean sub-octave effects
• Churns out an endless array of ferocious — and downright freaky — tones
• Sub 1/Sub 2 switch toggles between 1- and 2-octave-down sub-octaves
• Separate Sub and Fuzz knobs call up the perfect blend of sub-octave and fuzzed-out signals
• Tone knob ranges from a warm-sounding crunch to an ear-splitting grind
• Volume knob controls your overall output

Specifications

• Pedal Type: Sub Octave Fuzz
• Analog/Digital: Analog
• Inputs: 1 x 1/4"
• Outputs: 1 x 1/4"
• EQ: Tone Control
• Controls: Sub Volume, Sub switch
• Power Source: 9V DC power supply (sold separately)