Description
Designers Philippe of Caroline and John Snyder of Electronic Audio Experiments promise “a myriad of rad sounds available from just three interactive controls,” which are as simple as it gets: input, output and voltage.
Presented as a Drive/Fuzz, the Hawaiian Pizza is a pedal with a subtitle: “Sweet and Sour.” Lower “in” volumes produce (sweet?) overdriven tones, while higher levels start delivering a more fuzz-like sound, which will become very spitting and filthy (sour?) when the voltage knob is turned all the way to the left and the input one all the way to the right. The Out knob adds an extra variation in the way the amp interacts with the pedal’s out level.
