Crossover Fuzz Dual Filtered Fuzz Pedal

Death By Audio Crossover Fuzz

The Crossover Fuzz from Death By Audio is a two-headed giant of tonal destruction, splitting your signal into two filtered fuzzes with control over their crossover frequency. With independent controls for both low-pass fuzz and high-pass fuzz, the Crossover Fuzz allows you to independently sculpt a high and low fuzz tone then sweep the frequency spectrum to send different amounts of frequency content to each fuzz. With flexible inputs and outputs, this allows for a wide range of uniquely voiced fuzz tones, as well as enabling stereo effects, bass separation, and endless signal chain experimentation.

Each fuzz circuit features a unique timbre, with a thick sound sent to the low pass filter, and an aggressive ripping tone sent to the high pass. Each of these offers both gain and level control, allowing you to set the tone of each fuzz and use the volume controls to balance them as you see fit. Separate inputs and outputs for low and high fuzzes allow for creative signal processing, with onboard normalization that enables equal amounts of fun in mono, mono-to-stereo, or stereo-to-mono configurations. Control the filters with the combined frequency and resonance controls, shifting the split point with the Frequency knob and cranking the Resonance from subtle emphasis to screaming self-oscillation. Using an expression control, you can also adjust frequency in real time, providing a uniquely dirt-forward filter pedal. A perfect choice for both refined tone aficionados and the militantly experimental alike, the Crossover Fuzz from Death By Audio delivers a unique duo of filtered fuzz sure to make a statement in any rig.

Crossover Fuzz Features

• Dual fuzz pedal with crossover filters
• Splits signal between low-pass and high-pass filtered fuzzes
• Volume and gain control for each fuzz
• Combined frequency split and resonance controls affect both filters
• Expression control input for crossover frequency (0-5V)
• Independent High and Low inputs and outputs
• Input/output normalization supports mono, stereo, mono-to-stereo, or stereo-to-mono operation
• Internal settings for two LED color modes