Electronic Audio Experiments Greathammer
€319.00
Bassoverdrive inspired by Acoustic bass amplifiers from the 70s.
The Electronic Audio Experiments Greathammer is a bass-focused overdrive that brings a distinct flavor of solid state thunder. With a gain control spanning a 50dB range, the Greathammer can be restrained or rowdy.
EAE took cues from a beloved 1970s Canadian bass amplifier, but they did not shy away from redesigning entire circuit blocks from scratch. Without taking away the classic piano-like attack that defined 90s noise rock, they expanded the tonal range to suit more tasteful playing or filthy, down-tuned mayhem.
Critically, the circuit can achieve far deeper low frequency extension than its progenitors all without the unnatural, disconnected feel of a traditional clean blend. The Greathammer works equally well in front of an amplifier or as a dedicated preamp. And, while EAE designed this with bass as a primary focus, it is quite striking on guitar as well.
Specifications
| Highlights | Basoverdrive inspired by Acoustic bass amplifiers Works well for guitar too, if extra low end is needed Up to 50 dB boost on the Gain-knob Handbuilt by John Snyder and his team in Boston, Massachusetts, USA |
| Bypass | Buffered bypass |
| Power consumption | 9V DC center negative (power supply sold separately) 65 mA |
| Dimensions | H: 5,9 cm (incl. knobs) W: 6,5 cm D: 12,1 cm |
| Weight | 265 g. |





