Adventure Audio Demogorgon

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Average Price: $300

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A dual stage fuzz with two, independently controlled, high-gain silicon fuzz circuits.

Product specs

Brand	Adventure Audio
Model	Demogorgon V1
Finish	Silver Graphic
Year	2016
Made In	United States
Categories	Fuzz Pedals and Effects
Pedal Format	Standard

FAQs

What kind of tones can I expect from the Adventure Audio Demogorgon fuzz pedal?: The Adventure Audio Demogorgon delivers a wide range of tones from classic fuzz to more modern, aggressive sounds. It's known for its versatility, allowing you to dial in everything from smooth, creamy fuzz to harsh, biting distortion.
Is the Adventure Audio Demogorgon suitable for both guitar and bass?: Yes, the Adventure Audio Demogorgon is designed to work well with both guitar and bass, providing rich and dynamic fuzz tones that complement each instrument's unique characteristics.
How does the Adventure Audio Demogorgon compare to other fuzz pedals?: The Demogorgon stands out due to its unique tonal range and flexibility, offering more control over the fuzz character and allowing players to explore both vintage and modern fuzz sounds. Its versatility makes it a favorite for those seeking a distinctive fuzz effect.
What power supply does the Adventure Audio Demogorgon require?: The Adventure Audio Demogorgon requires a standard 9V DC power supply, which is typical for most guitar pedals. It's important to ensure the power supply is center-negative, as this is the standard for most pedals.
Does the Adventure Audio Demogorgon have true bypass switching?: Yes, the Adventure Audio Demogorgon features true bypass switching, ensuring that your guitar's tone remains unaffected when the pedal is not in use, maintaining signal clarity and integrity.

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Owner Insights

We analyzed real musician discussions from forums and Reddit to find what players love, question, and tweak about Adventure Audio Demogorgon.

Features and functionality

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The Demogorgon V3 features a switch to reorder effects, allowing for transitions between fuzz->trem->reverb and trem->verb->fuzz setups.
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The pedal can produce synth-like textures, with the tremolo achieving extremely fast speeds.
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The Demogorgon V2's expression pedal can control the tremolo rate or depth, although users wish it could also manage the filter.
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User experience

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Owners note that the V3 version is less chaotic than its predecessor, with a tamer fuzz effect.
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Users appreciate the Demogorgon V2 for its gnarly, resonant fuzz and extensive filter range, which can create harsh noise when reverb/trem is placed before fuzz.
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Users have found numerous usable settings within just a few hours of experimentation, indicating its versatility.
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Use cases and applications

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The pedal is particularly effective for achieving gauzy, shoegazey sounds when using the trem->verb->fuzz configuration.
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On bass, the pedal offers a resonant synth bass sound, sustaining notes with a squishy texture, making it ideal for experimental or adventurous play.
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Described as producing "washy tones" reminiscent of waves crashing, making it ideal for ambient and shoegaze styles.
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Compared to early Chris Cornell's sound, particularly effective on tracks like Temple of the Dog's "Reach Down," leveraging tremolo with dirt.
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Value and pricing

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The pedal was released in a limited run of 50 units through the Tonemob store, creating scarcity and high demand among enthusiasts.
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Owners note the pedal's scarcity, with one acquiring it as a limited edition SN# 07, enhancing its collectible value.
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