Albino Rhino

Albino Rhino

Albino Rhino is an overdrive pedal that brings with it the duality and balances of a nature that borders on the apocalypse: behaving sometimes softly, sometimes wild, our powerful pedal can be used for first, second or even third stage of gain in your set!

It has two modes of operation: the "Tame", where the pedal works as a low-gain with a cleaner and more compressed characteristic, and the "Wild", where its true nature is revealed, starting to act as a mid-gain or as a high-gain distortion pedal, depending on the position of the gain knob, with tones that range from the sound of an amp "breakup" to a fuzzed distortion, being ideal for grunge, stoner, and some metal styles that require more "dirty".

In addition, the Albino Rhino has an extra equalization section at the end of the circuit, called "Weight", which allows you to give more weight to your sound by adding bass ("low") or mid-bass ("mid "), chosen by the position of the center switch.

Controls

• Level: Controls the output volume of the pedal;

• Tone: Adjusts the pedal's tone by adding (clockwise) or cutting (counterclockwise) treble frequencies;

• Gain: Sets the amount of gain on the pedal;

• Weight & Low/Mid: Adds bass or mid-bass frequencies via the "Weight" knob. With this control set to zero, no extra frequencies are added;

• Tame/Wild: Selects the pedal's operating mode. In "Tame" mode, the pedal acts like a lo-gain, with gain and compression characteristic of a conventional "TS-Like", but with less "midrange nose". In "Wild" mode, the pedal has more gain and less compression, and the gain also acts in a different region of frequencies compared to the other mode, giving the pedal a distortion characteristic that borders on fuzz when at more extreme settings.

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