EFFECTS
BLACK CAT
MONSTER K-FUZZ
Black Cat’s latest iteration of the Monster K-Fuzz
($195 street) is a roaring, hot-rodded take on the
’60s Kay Fuzztone that’s also more pedalboardand wallet-friendly than past Black Cat versions.
In addition to 3-position clipping and voicing
toggles, it features input-gain and fuzz-frequency
knobs, as well as a jack that allows you to control
the fuzz frequency with an expression pedal.
blackcatpedals.com
COPPERSOUND
TELEGRAPH STUTTER
JAM
DELAY LLAMA SUPREME
Athens-based JAM Pedals brought a delectably Zen delay ($465 street)
to Summer NAMM. It starts with lush, warm repeats, but then adds a
footswitchable modulation circuit, Q control, 3-position note-division switch,
and expression-pedal control of both delay level and time. jampedals.com
48 PREMIER GUITAR SEPTEMBER 2016
Boston-based Coppersound turned a lot of heads
during its first NAMM appearance, thanks to
the Telegraph Stutter—a simple kill pedal that
looks like something your grandpappy might
have used to warn the next town that a buffalo
stampede was on its way. Imaginative and
basic all at once, and tagged at only $45 street.
coppersoundpedals.com
premierguitar.com