Made in Canada
The Fix My Duck is a three-in-one pedal.
Sens. (Sensitivity) – varies the load on the guitar. Lower settings are darker, higher settings are brighter. This control is most effective when the Fix my Duck is the 1st pedal in the chain.
Level – Controls the output level.
Tone – Controls the high frequency.
Boost switch – Up is full range boost mode. Middle is buffer mode. Down is treble boost mode.
Thick switch - Down position is used to cut some bottom frequencies. Up position is full range.
Footswitch – Is a true bypass switch.
Customer Comments:
Tested the duck today through the 800 playing my tele. Turned the tele into an absolute hot rod. Really impressed with the pedal. It Pushes the mids in all the right places, the amp almost sounds wrong now with the pedal off. Ha!
Hey Mark. I was playing my tele and princeton last night with the duck. Great Pedal. Sounds perfect with tele. It seems to fix the little details I struggle with, love what it does.
I got to use the Fix My Duck live. It's awesome. I use it on the treble boost with a little less treble on the amp. I'm getting the sound I’ve been looking for and I have more versatility with the volume knob on my guitar.
Hey! This pedal is awesome! The sensitivity knob seems to adjust how linear the volume pot on my guitar is. I'm loving it.
I’m using the fix my duck with hi output P90’s, such a nice compressed lead tone. Amazing and so good.
These days I don’t get to play loud. I’m finding the treble and fat boost are so satisfying, especially at low volumes. It just takes things from mediocre to gorgeous.
The FMD operates from a standard 9volt battery. Can be powered from industry-standard 2.1mm center negative regulated DC power supply.
The FMD can safely run up to 18volt DC. For example, using a 12volt DC power supply will increase the FMD’s headroom before compression. Especially useful when using guitars with high output pickups.
The FMD is available on Our Online Store
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Retail price $419.00

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