Description
GIGGITY
User’s
Manual
Giggity isn’t just an overdrive or boost pedal. With its unique Body and Air tone
shaping circuits, and various preamp voicings, Giggity can help you fine-tune
your overall sonic footprint. Placed after your pedalboard and before a clean
amp, you can add a little grind, and thicken up the bottom by adding Body.
Placed first in the signal chain, you can add Air to bring out the high-end shimmer
and detail in your guitar's pickups. And, that’s just the beginning of what Giggity
can do to help dial in your sound.
Each pedal is hand built in the USA using high-grade precision parts, and
features true bypass switching via a high reliability gold-contact relay.
Operation
1. Loudness: This sets the input gain for Giggity’s preamp section. Use low
settings for clean sounds, or turn it all the way up for a little grit and compression.
2. Body: This either adds or cuts the lower midrange/upper bass frequencies of
your signal. With the knob at 12 o'clock (which is equal to 0dB of cut or boost),
turn it clockwise to add Body. Turning the knob counter-clockwise cuts the Body
frequencies. We suggest starting with the Body (and Air) knob set at 12 o'clock
and adjusting to taste.
3. Air: This control either adds or cuts the higher treble frequencies of your
signal. With the knob at 12 o'clock (which is equal to 0dB of cut or boost), turn it
clockwise to add shimmer and presence. Turning the knob counter-clockwise
cuts the Air frequencies. We suggest starting with the Air (and Body) knob set at
12 o'clock and adjusting to taste.
4. Master: This sets the overall output level. Plenty of juice is available to push
your tube amp, bandmates, or girlfriend/boyfriend right over the edge.
5. Praise the Sun or Bark at the Moon Knob: This mysterious 4-position knob
changes the overall gain structure and voicing of Giggity’s preamp section. If
you’re looking to add shimmering high-end and paint a sky full of rainbows with
every chord, put the control in the SUN setting and dial in some Air.
If you’re looking to add some weight and warmth to your single-coil pickups, turn
the knob in increments towards the MOON until you get the shades down low
enough to get your groove on. Add Body to taste...
For video tutorials on suggested settings using various guitars and amps, visit:
www.voodoolab.com/giggity
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