I present to the pedal lovers of the world the newest addition to the String Theory EFX lineup, the limited edition Sea Of Tranquility Fuzz. Named in honor of the Apollo 11 landing site, the Sea Of Tranquility Fuzz is String Theory's unique take on the legendary germanium fuzz circuit from the...
What’s new about the V2’s? String Theory EFX has been working hard over the last few months to make the KE/64 and Tevatron more pedalboard friendly, reduce production time and lower the cost, all while keeping the same great sound of each pedal intact. Both pedals now feature printed circuit...
The KE/64 Overdrive was recently reviewed for the Dec issue of Premier Guitar and I'm proud to report that it has earned a Premier Gear Award. https://www.premierguitar.com/articles/28036-quick-hit-string-theory-efx-ke64-overdrive-review
Got to take the tour box pedals for a spin over the last few days. All of them are very nice, but my favorite was the Supa Fuzz.
Rangemaster was nice just a little thin sounding to me.
MKI in the gold box was cool. A bit darker and more compressed than I was expecting a MKI circuit to be...
Soon to be in production is our latest pedal: the Tevatron Fuzz.
Named after the now defunct Tevatron particle accelerator that was located at Fermilab in the suburbs of Chicago, the Tevatron is a unique fuzz circuit that collides a germanium transistor and a opamp IC to create a unique fuzz...
I am no longer using Reverb to process orders. If you’re interested in ordering a pedal please reach me through my website https://www.stringtheoryefx.com/
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I'm going to take the opportunity to address a few questions/concerns that have popped up since I posted the TPS video.
I fully understand that once my pedal is out in the public that it will only be a matter of time before the circuit is copied/traced etc. I'm not really a member of the DIY...
Some of you may have seen this in the other thread in the effects section, but I thought I’d post it here in the proper builders forum.
Dan and Mick really enjoyed the KE/64 and I was told today that it will be making future appearances on That Pedal Show!
For more info on the KE/64 please...
I didn't pay TPS. You send them an email telling them about your pedal(s), if they're interested you send it in and pay for shipping. If they like it, they use it on the show. They don't keep the pedal you send unless they want to buy it or if you gift it to them.