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Get the complete FETish experience
Bundle comprising the full sized FETish pedal, FootFETish controller and the patch leads you need to put them together
The all JFET pre-amp, overdrive and fuzz - there’s no op amps or clipping diodes in this box!
Two u-amp JFET gain stages produce valve like drive that reacts to your guitar and picking, and cleans up from you guitar volume knob
A complex tone stage varies mids to roll from scooped US to rich warm British tones
The result is a huge range of gain and tone profiles. The FootFETish treadle controller can be used to vary both gain stages, or either stage independently with the other still controlled via the knob on the pedal. This gives you additional voicings and many more options
Why JFETs? The Junction Field Effect Transistor is a voltage controlled current device with very high input impedance. It behaves more like a triode vacuum valve (tube) than any other solid state device and is therefore ideal for guitar amplification duties, giving a more natural roll into overdrive without the need for clipping diodes, and cleaning up gradually as you roll down the volume knob on your guitar.
Get the complete FETish experience
Bundle comprising the full sized FETish pedal, FootFETish controller and the patch leads you need to put them together
The all JFET pre-amp, overdrive and fuzz - there’s no op amps or clipping diodes in this box!
Two u-amp JFET gain stages produce valve like drive that reacts to your guitar and picking, and cleans up from you guitar volume knob
A complex tone stage varies mids to roll from scooped US to rich warm British tones
The result is a huge range of gain and tone profiles. The FootFETish treadle controller can be used to vary both gain stages, or either stage independently with the other still controlled via the knob on the pedal. This gives you additional voicings and many more options
Why JFETs? The Junction Field Effect Transistor is a voltage controlled current device with very high input impedance. It behaves more like a triode vacuum valve (tube) than any other solid state device and is therefore ideal for guitar amplification duties, giving a more natural roll into overdrive without the need for clipping diodes, and cleaning up gradually as you roll down the volume knob on your guitar.