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we want to thank our great musicians for their trust.” controls. Bold move. Why make the decision to go that direction? Let’s go deeper and found out more about Anasounds. AE: This is a bet we’ve made with early adopters. The first 50 Feed Me users had three knobs, Feed, Fuzz and Volume. When I asked them how they configure the knobs, they all put them at maximum and then they play with their guitar volume. TRW: Which Anasounds pedal was the biggest surprise? AE: The Bitoun Fuzz really surprised me. Julien (Bitoun) showed me a big sound he played in his album and told me all the mastering he had to make to get this result. I took on the challenge and integrated two fuzzes with a noise gate and a ring modulator in a tiny pedal. The result is just mega powerful—a kind of fuzz and distortion without any noise. Really big and impressive. TRW: Speaking of surprises, your Feed Me Fuzz has no external As this is the best way to use the pedal, we felt that it was time to give to people plug-and-play pedals. Less potentiometers means more creativity! TRW: What’s the creative dynamic like around the shop? AE: This is easy—we ask to specific musicians what they want in terms of sound. Then we design prototypes according to their feelings. That’s the ToneReport.com 39