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Jonathan Wesson

Jonathan Wesson

BURIAL AT SEA Pedal - Nine of Swords Effects - New vid

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BURIAL AT SEA Pedal - Nine of Swords Effects - New vid

Jonathan Wesson

Jonathan Wesson

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Nine Of Swords Burial At Sea Fuzz Pedal Demo

Isurus

Isurus

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Nine of Swords Burial At Sea

3rdStoreyChemist

3rdStoreyChemist

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Nine Of Swords Burial At Sea (Bass)

3rdStoreyChemist

3rdStoreyChemist

Reviews

Owner Insights

We analyzed real musician discussions from forums and Reddit to find what players love, question, and tweak about Nine Of Swords Burial At Sea.

Features and functionality

  • The pedal has four knobs: Drift (Level), Descend (Tone), Drag (Gain, works seemingly backwards), and Drown (Hi-cut, reduces treble buzz).

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  • The oscillator function adds glitchy, high-pitched noise, especially noticeable during palm muting, offering versatility for experimental music styles.

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Mods and upgrades

  • Users suggest using a 9v 500mA power source instead of 100mA for improved gain performance.

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  • Pairing the pedal with an overdrive in front enhances its overall fuzziness, especially when not using the effects loop.

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  • One owner plans to rehouse both Burial at Sea and Headache in a single enclosure to optimize space, suggesting a potential mod for space-conscious users.

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Comparisons

  • The Nine of Swords Burial at Sea is considered a more versatile version of the Tyrant pedal, offering similar base sounds with additional features like oscillation.

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  • Compared to the Headache, the Burial at Sea is noted for its unique, aggressive sound that stands out in fuzz-heavy setups.

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Use cases and applications

  • The pedal performs well with drop-tuned guitars and high-gain pickups like EMG 81/85 and Lace Sensor Dissonant Aggressor, without losing low end.

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  • The pedal is described as an "absolute beast of a fuzz," suggesting it excels in heavy, chaotic sonic landscapes.

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Value and pricing

  • Priced around $110 including shipping, the pedal offers significant value, especially for international buyers, with fast delivery even to remote locations like Hawaii.

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Build quality

  • The pedal's current enclosure is considered bulky, leading some users to consider rehousing it for better pedalboard fit.

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casecandy

Absolute fucking brutality

This is the heaviest distortion I've ever owned. With your guitar's volume at half-mast it's still capable of sonic destruction; dime 'er, and it heads into full-fledged apocalypse. The fuzz circuit is the same as the company's flagship Tyrant fuzz, but the second channel adds a new layer of squealing feedback and intensely spacey noise. If you listen to Josh Scogan at all, The Chariot, Norma Jean, that's what this sounds like.

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