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Loud Button Electronics WTF Distortion/Low-Frequency Oscillator Demo

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WTF LOUD BUTTON Distortion/Low Frequency Oscillator

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Review: WTF LOUD BUTTON Distortion/Low Frequency Oscillator Review — Pedals and Effects

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The Loud Button WTF Distortion/Low Frequency Oscillator dazzles with its unique blend of tight distortion and deep low-end frequencies, making it a versatile addition to any studio setup. While other fuzzes might offer similar features, the WTF pedal's noise gate stands out, providing a cleaner sound by reducing unwanted noise. This thoughtful design is complemented by a personal touch in its packaging, adding to its charm. However, the review predominantly highlights the positives, leaving potential downsides unaddressed. Overall, it's a pedal that's recommended for those seeking a dynamic studio tool.

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Loud Button launches the appropriately-named WTF pedal

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The Loud Button WTF pedal is a quirky blend of synth tones and guitar distortion, offering a unique, albeit niche, sound palette for adventurous musicians. While its sci-fi laser gun and vocoder-like effects are intriguing, the pedal's eccentric nature may not appeal to traditionalists. It's a well-crafted unit with quality components, but its $169 street price might be a stretch unless you're specifically seeking its weird, psychedelic output. Overall, a creative tool for the right player, but not a staple for every pedalboard.

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Loud Button WTF | guitar moderne

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Loud Button Electronics Announces the WTF Pedal - Premier Guitar

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Scott Shriner

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Weezer

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In this photo (taken in 2013), Shriner is seen using Loud Button WTF pedal.

Francisco Durán

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Los Bunkers

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Francis tiene el pedal Loud Button WTF

Justin Pierre

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Motion City Soundtrack

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"I have this friend at Loud Button, and he makes this pedal called WTF. It's sounds like an Atari videogame. It's almost like having a laser but in the '80s. So it's futuristic in a retro way."