Himmelstrutz Miss Nutcracker handmade boutique natural Compressor / Clean Boost

Brand

Himmelsteutz

Pedal is made in Sweeden. It’s a very high end pedal. Below is some info on it. Miss Nutcracker is a full range booster with a high grade, adjustable optical compressor. With its 0-30 dB gain range, coupled with the well balanced compressor the results are tasty and musical. Use Miss Nutcracker to get bite and sustain, to add an irresistible sparkle. If you think some gentle compression sucks, just turn the compression control to zero (disabled) and use Miss Nutcracker as a versatile, dynamic booster with a tone control. If you play the bass it's a good idea to check this product out as Miss Nutcracker are suitable for bass guitars as well as for guitars Miss Nutcracker tips & tricks: It could take some time to get a grip about all possibilities in this pedal. We encourage you to try several different combinations of the outboard control settings as each will impart its own unique character on your tone. Also, try to adjust the volume control of your guitar and you will see how flexible, shimmering and alive Miss Nutcracker is. Why not also try a distortion box (a FETTO) before or after Miss Nutcracker. Our wish is that you’ll like your Miss Nutcrackering experience! Every pedal is 100% handmade, tested and carefully adjusted by the original designer in Sweden. If you happen to remove the bottom plate and find a “jumper” inside, remember this part is not meant to be changed by the user—because of warranty reasons. More information about Miss Nutcracker, and collaborating products, is available at . Even though the power consumption is low (appr. 0,025 watts) the battery needs to be replaced when the LED(s) gets weak or if the tone changes. To change the battery, unscrew the four screws on the bottom plate, bring out the old 9 volt battery (6LR61) and replace it with something better. Then attach the bottom plate with the four screws. Never use Miss Nutcracker without the bottom plate. If you play loud, always use ear protection. It’s easy to forget but could be stupid. Unplug the input cord when not using the pedal—to save the battery (and environment). Don’t forget to have fun, with ear protection if needed.