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Emma Electronic ReezaFRATZzitz II

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Faithfully emulating a real tube amp sound, in an ingenious, tough-as-nails pedal.

The Emma Electronic ReezaFRATzitz II overdrive and distortion pedal emulates the distortion characteristics of a real tube amp as faithfully as possible.

The second generation ReezaFRATzitz pedal is based on the best-sounding Reeza 1 Emma could find. ReezaFRATzitz added low- and high-frequency controls that give you unprecedented tonal control over the OD pedal.

An included Bias knob controls the inner workings of the ReezaFRATzitz pedal from class B (far left) to class A (far right) and anywhere in between. You can alter the signal's harmonic structure to provide a much wider range of tonal options than your standard overdrive-distortion pedal. Class A mode provides smoother clipping ala' Vox AC30 while Class B is more akin to your classic Marshall amp tones.

Additional controls for Level, Gain, and the previously mentioned Low and High tone controls fine-tune the Reezafratzitz to taste.

An ingenious ReezaFRATzitz circuit is the 'untrue bypass' that at Emma Electronic is known as 'the overlord of the beast.' There are many myths about mechanical true bypass. In a pedal like the ReezaFRATzitz and their PisdiYAUwot, you will want and you will get the 'untrue bypass' circuit.

Product specs

Brand	EMMA Electronic
Model	ReezaFRATzitz II
Finish	Red
Year	2010s
Categories	Distortion Pedals

FAQs

What type of distortion can I expect from the EMMA Electronic ReezaFRATzitz II pedal?: The ReezaFRATzitz II offers a versatile distortion range, delivering from classic overdrive to heavy, saturated tones, making it suitable for various genres from blues to metal.
Does the ReezaFRATzitz II work well with both single-coil and humbucker pickups?: Yes, the ReezaFRATzitz II is designed to complement both single-coil and humbucker pickups, providing clear and dynamic distortion tones regardless of pickup type.
What power supply does the EMMA Electronic ReezaFRATzitz II require?: The ReezaFRATzitz II requires a standard 9V DC power supply, which is typical for most guitar pedals.
How does the EMMA Electronic ReezaFRATzitz II differ from other distortion pedals?: The ReezaFRATzitz II features a unique bias control that allows users to fine-tune the pedal's response, offering more tonal versatility compared to standard distortion pedals.
Can the ReezaFRATzitz II be used in a pedalboard setup with other effects?: Yes, the ReezaFRATzitz II integrates well with other pedals, making it a great addition to any pedalboard for a wide range of distortion tones.

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PROS

Versatile tones from Fender blackface to heavy Marshall sound
Emulates true tube amp distortion without muddiness
Clear, rich, and full sound even at high saturation
Easy-to-configure controls for quick tone adjustments
Functions well as an additional "channel" for two-channel amps
Soft-click switch and softer enclosure edges in newer version
Bias knob allows precise tonal fine-tuning
Works well with overdrive pedals for layered effects
Offers a decent clean boost alongside distortion
Maintains guitar tone integrity across various amp types

CONS

Slight "bump" in tone when bias knob is maxed out
Lacks a mid frequency adjustment knob
Difficult to find in some markets

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Features and functionality

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The ReezaFRATzitz II offers separate treble and bass controls, providing more tonal flexibility compared to version 1, which combined these into one knob.
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The ReezaFRATZzitz II utilizes a MOSFET hex inverter chip, which provides a more tube-like distortion character compared to diode-based pedals.
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The pedal's distinct tonal character may not be versatile for all genres but is highly effective for achieving specific band tones like those of Hum.
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User experience

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Owners appreciate the pedal's ability to deliver a wide range of tones, from subtle sparkle to intense distortion, while responding well to guitar volume adjustments.
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Users with limited experience note that with all settings maxed, the ReezaFRATZzitz II still delivers more distortion than the PDF1, even when its gain is minimized.
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Emma Electronic's unique history includes previous designs with Comic Sans font, indicating a playful approach to branding that some users find charming.
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Comparisons

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The ReezaFRATZzitz II offers significantly more gain than the Stone Deaf FX PDF1, making it more suitable for high-gain rock sounds rather than subtle overdrive tones.
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The PDF1 functions more as an EQ/boost and tone shaper, whereas the ReezaFRATZzitz II is a traditional high-gain distortion pedal.
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The ReezaFRATZzitz II can replicate a Hum tone more effectively compared to typical setups involving Boss DS2 and BD2, according to some owners.
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Use cases and applications

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While capable of achieving ACDC-style low gain overdrive, the ReezaFRATZzitz II is not recommended for blues or genres requiring subtle overdrive.
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The ReezaFRATZzitz II is praised for achieving a Hum-like tone, offering a strong vibe perfect for specific musical contexts, though it might not fit all playing styles.
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Owners suggest the pedal excels in delivering a "screaming" tone that can complement shoegaze and feedback-laden punk styles when paired with the right amp.
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monstahouse

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about 9 years ago

Good Distortion and Boost

Fat distortion with good grit. Able to quite accurately emulate type A and type AB amps. Also able to give a solid, decent clean boost. Not bright enough with a bit too much mid-range but still very versatile.

fabiomuzik

204

almost 11 years ago

My prefered amp-like distortion

It's a killer distortion pedal. It lacks a mid freq knob, even though i could achieve a lot of very useful sounds. The sound is very accurated and i'd call it to refined distortion sound. The bias knob helps a lot to achieve the fine tunning of the your tonal search. I had a Bogner Red first, and selled it to get this baby and i'm not sorry about that. It's my substitution to the lack of my amp, when i cannot carry it with me.