DOUBLE PURVS / Fuzz Noise
Hand-built in Latvia - Lifetime warranty - Free worldwide shipping
RAW, DIRTY, SWAMPY CHAOS FUZZ AND HEAVY NOISES
DOUBLE PURVS X is an analog fuzz/noise machine that goes from classic fuzz tones to wild, noisy textures. Two independent fuzz channels can be used separately or stacked together, each with its own volume, fuzz, tone and transistor options.
PURVS means “swamp” in Latvian. DOUBLE PURVS X combines two independent fuzz channels in one pedal.
Don't speak Latvian? Don't worry.
First channel - left side of the pedal:
- Skaļums – Sets the overall output level.
- Jauda – Controls the amount of fuzz and noise
- Tone Switch v^ – Selects between two different tone settings - darker/thicker and brighter/more aggressive
- Second Switch 8/2 - Selects between BC108 and 2N2222 transistors.
Second channel - right side of the pedal:
- Skaļums – Sets the overall output level.
- Jauda – Controls the amount of fuzz and noise
- Tone Switch v^ – Selects between two different tone settings - darker/thicker and brighter/more aggressive
- Second Switch 8/2 - Selects between BC108 and 2N2222 transistors.
Turn both fuzz channels on and combine different transistors, tone settings and fuzz levels — from defined, layered fuzz to complete swampy chaos.
Originally designed for electric guitar, DOUBLE PURVS X also works great with bass and other instrument-level signal sources. You can hear both guitar and bass demos below.
SPECIFICATIONS
- Type: Analog fuzz / noise effect
- Bypass: True bypass
- Power: 9V DC, center-negative (Boss-type)
- Input / Output: 6.3 mm mono
- Construction: Through-hole
- Dimensions: 115 mm × 61 mm × 47 mm
- Weight: 248 g
- Battery: Not supported
- Power supply: Not included
BUILT BY HAND IN LATVIA
Every DOUBLE PURVS X is soldered, wired, assembled and tested by me in Latvia.
I use through-hole components, and each enclosure is individually hand-stamped using steel letter punches. Small variations in the lettering are part of the handmade character of each pedal.
Built one at a time — not mass-produced.