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Mythos Pedals Positron | Cascading Amplifier Distortion
Classic Ram's Head To Colorsound Supa Tonebender
For a number of years now the Positron Collider was a Halloween exclusive. This homage to the beloved 1984 Ghost catching comedy was quirky and weird, and while that version will undoubtedly return Mythos are happy to release a more standard version of that circuit. This new Positron is now a full production model that has some little tweaks that make it fun for those that have the previous versions.
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For a number of years now the Positron Collider was a Halloween exclusive. This homage to the beloved 1984 Ghost catching comedy was quirky and weird, and while that version will undoubtedly return Mythos are happy to release a more standard version of that circuit. This new Positron is now a full production model that has some little tweaks that make it fun for those that have the previous versions.
The Positron is based on that classic Ram's Head fuzz circuit but instead of having a single tone circuit this version has dedicated Treble and Bass controls so you can tweak the tone to your tastes. There is more available mid-range than you're used to with this setup but you can definitely cop those classic muffled fuzz sounds if you are so inclined.
In addition to this expanded tone circuit, this new version of the Positron Collider features a LOUD switch. This switch changes the clipping from classic ram's head territory to a modified voicing that is derived from the Colorsound Supa Tonebender. It makes for a fuller distortion and be warned... it is LOUD!