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Dunwich Amps Modded HM-2

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Modified HM2:

2 Clipping Switches:

Hard - LED/None/Si

Soft - Si/None/Schottky

4 Band EQ:

High (~1.1k Hz) , High Mid (~700 Hz), Low Mid (~400 Hz) , and Low (~100 Hz).

Gain - Much more gain on tap than the original unit.

Volume - Self explanatory.

Controls on pedal (Left to Right):

Volume, Hard Clip Switch, High, High Mid, Low Mid, Low, Soft Clip Switch Gain.

Sound Clips:

https://soundcloud.com/dunwichamps/sets/modded-hm2

Product specs

Power	9V
Bypass	true bypass
Analog/Digital	analog

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The Dunwich modded HM-2 is rarely seen in live settings, unlike the Lone Wolf Audio Left Hand Wrath, which is noted for its huge live sound if EQed correctly.
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Owners prefer the Dunwich modded HM-2 over the Left Hand Wrath Deluxe for its sound versatility, despite the LHW's useful blend feature.
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The Dunwich Tyrant, although tweaked for Nails tones, doesn't fully capture the classic HM-2 sound, unlike the Dunwich Modded HM-2.
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Features and functionality

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The blend function in the Lone Wolf Audio Left Hand Wrath Deluxe version offers more EQ control and oscillation, crucial for refining tone in a live setup.
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The smaller size of the new Dunwich modded HM-2 is favored by users for ease of use and storage.
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The 400Hz EQ band on the Dunwich Modded HM-2 adds body and gut-punching mids, enhancing the classic HM-2 tone.
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The Dunwich Modded HM-2 offers significantly more volume compared to the original, reaching equivalent levels at 1 o'clock.
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Users report the gain on the Dunwich Modded HM-2 exceeds that of other models, providing a robust and versatile sound.
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Use cases and applications

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Blending chainsaw distortion using an LS-2 pedal with the Throne Torcher is effective for riff-heavy death metal, ensuring clarity without full-on distortion.
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The blend knob on the LHW is recommended for bass use, allowing retention of low-end frequencies while adding aggressive distortion.
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The pedal excels in replicating the Swedish Chainsaw tone and offers additional dirty tones, making it versatile for various metal styles.
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Dialing the 400Hz EQ knob to 1 or 2 o'clock yields a modern tone with substantial body, differing from the classic HM-2 sound.
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