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The SHO Factory

$225.00
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A while back I had an idea to pair a Fuzz Factory and a SHO. Not only that, but I wanted to keep it in a 1590B footprint. Oh, and the Fuzz Factory needed to be a FF7, or better. And the SHO needed a volume control.

Thanks to Aion FX and my own super small SHO board design, I was able to make it happen.

The SHO Factory pairs an FF8, featuring two of the beloved Tungsram AC128 transistors, and a SHO boost capable of destroying speaker/eardrums.

Features a large amp jewel with a bi-color LED that is red when the FF is on, blue when the SHO is on and purple when both are on.

Disclaimer: This thing is loud. I’m not kidding. Either one of the effects by itself is capable of doing damage, and both together can decimate all. So start at low volume.

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A while back I had an idea to pair a Fuzz Factory and a SHO. Not only that, but I wanted to keep it in a 1590B footprint. Oh, and the Fuzz Factory needed to be a FF7, or better. And the SHO needed a volume control.

Thanks to Aion FX and my own super small SHO board design, I was able to make it happen.

The SHO Factory pairs an FF8, featuring two of the beloved Tungsram AC128 transistors, and a SHO boost capable of destroying speaker/eardrums.

Features a large amp jewel with a bi-color LED that is red when the FF is on, blue when the SHO is on and purple when both are on.

Disclaimer: This thing is loud. I’m not kidding. Either one of the effects by itself is capable of doing damage, and both together can decimate all. So start at low volume.

A while back I had an idea to pair a Fuzz Factory and a SHO. Not only that, but I wanted to keep it in a 1590B footprint. Oh, and the Fuzz Factory needed to be a FF7, or better. And the SHO needed a volume control.

Thanks to Aion FX and my own super small SHO board design, I was able to make it happen.

The SHO Factory pairs an FF8, featuring two of the beloved Tungsram AC128 transistors, and a SHO boost capable of destroying speaker/eardrums.

Features a large amp jewel with a bi-color LED that is red when the FF is on, blue when the SHO is on and purple when both are on.

Disclaimer: This thing is loud. I’m not kidding. Either one of the effects by itself is capable of doing damage, and both together can decimate all. So start at low volume.