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Description
WAVE CANNON “Zero” is both a throwback to one of CGC's very first unreleased prototypes of a pedal and the culmination of decades of playing, repairing, modifying, and building these circuits. It can be wild, it can be mild, it can tear your head off, it can be warm like your granny’s gravy, or as nasty as you want to be. Circuit wise, it shares a lineage with their original Wave Cannon V1 released in 2010, but functionally and sonically it takes things a lot further than their previous releases. They didn’t write any rules; They only wrote a manual. Where you take it is up to you. Making things dirty is just the start.
The shape control has been refined to allow for more depth to low and medium gain sounds, the voltage control has been introduced to let users get starved and broken textures, and the HAVOC control has been downright exploded – it has its own control for tuning and mixing the feedback signal, it can now function both as the first thing your guitar sees OR later in the signal chain, and thanks to John Snyder at Electronic Audio Experiments, it can be momentary or latching!
So, While it can and will distort your signal, be sure it is no mere distortion.
Product specs
| Power | 9V |
| Bypass | true bypass |
| Analog/Digital | analog |
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Features and functionality
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The Wave Cannon Zero's volts knob creates unique, textured distortion effects, allowing for gnarly sounds when adjusted alongside other controls.
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The havoc control enhances distortion textures and enables self-oscillation, producing weird and exaggerated sounds when combined with low volts settings.
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The top half of the Volts control offers significant control over compression levels; it compresses more when voltage is lowered.
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Use cases and applications
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The pedal excels in producing mid-gain crunch to super gated fuzz, offering versatility from traditional distortion to experimental soundscapes.
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It retains clarity when used with pre-dirt reverbs, making it suitable for players who incorporate reverb into their distortion chain.
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Owners describe the Wave Cannon Zero as being in a different league than a standard Rat, indicating its unique capabilities and sound versatility.
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Comparisons
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Owners note the Wave Cannon Zero can stack well with an SD-1, providing a more traditional distorted sound while maintaining clarity.
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The Wave Cannon Zero is considered an expansion of the original WC1 circuit, with more overdrive capabilities compared to the focused distortion of the WC2.
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The Wave Cannon Zero is likened to a Shredmaster, while the original WC1 and Cannonball models are more akin to Rat pedals.
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