All user reviews for the Emma Electronic PY-1 PisdiYAUwot

Indeed for purely analog for any type of Metal.
9V with a "Buffered Bypass", although it is written "true bypass" the confession of Emma Electronics. Regardless, it is quality, nothing is eaten bypassed.

The case is mega rustic, carved in the metal (aluminum?) On untreated slices with a nice aesthetic treatment on top. Nice choice with the dual LED graphic for Death's Head and mixing raw metal color with black. Simple, effective, pretty, can not be mistaken about the vocation of the pedal, I like!

UTILIZATION

There is the basic knobs: Volume, Bass, Mid, Treble, Gain.
Just right for this pedal.
Anyone who understood the value of equalization will all included here.

SOUND QUALITY

If it is for Metal, I do not see why it would be inappropriate.
Just a matter of taste, she has a beautiful grain that makes me want to play again and again.
It sounds much better on the 12 "with a volume a bit forced to feel the harmony of frequencies mixed grain so typical of this pedal.
I use it with a Dimarzio Chopper in Telecater with easel. It already sounds great with the volume pushed.
With a true humbucker mounted on a guitar made for the pedal, we have the best combinations.

80's Metal riff at Neo Metal, anything goes, it's good!

Do not point to this pedal if it's to do with the Overdrive, there is also much better huh ...

OVERALL OPINION

To be honest, I am the choice of the facility.
Research on the video sharing site for my comparisons.
I liked its texture and its aesthetics are what prompted me to search.
Despite its price, I will ever be this good choice for this just sound grainy for my taste.

I have tried others, but this is it here that I like most.
The price / quality ratio is pretty bad, there are certainly other pedals that could do the trick for much cheaper (you must continue to seek what).
... But the PisdiYauWot is that I have chosen Yeah!

Emma Electronic is a Danish pedal company putting out some semi-boutique pedals for many different types of music. They have some very modern and unique ideas when it comes to pedal construction. The Pisdiyauwot pedal from Emma Electronics is a pedal designed specifically for metal. The name is a Danish word for a thing you do not know the name of or cant remember. The PY-1 combines the features of many other pedals into a metal centric design. It takes the gain and overdrive from classic overdrive pedals and the fuzz from classic fuzz pedals and wraps it up in a package that is tight in the low end so it works for fast heavy metal. It does all this with great clarity so it doesnt get muddy like a lot of super high gain pedals.

UTILIZATION

This pedal has some familiar features and some unfamiliar features. The knobs on the face of the pedal are pretty simple. On the left there is a Level knob that controls the overall level of the pedal and on the right there is a gain knob to control the overall gain. In the middle are the low mids and high EQ knobs. The chassis has sturdy construction. It is a simple box design so it can stand up to some punishment. The flat top on the pedal means you may accidentally adjust some knobs with your foot when you go to activate the pedal. Even though the pedal says true bypass on the face the manual says it isnt. Emma Electonics says their "untrue" bypass method is better than a mechanical true bypass method.

SOUND QUALITY

With all the knobs about on 5 and the level on 3-4 you get a tight punchy overdrive sound. This sound has kind of Pantera sound. Not super thick but tight in the low end. If you keep the level on 4 and dime the mids and the highend along with the gain you get a really over the top sound. It kind of sounds like early 90s hardcore depending on your tuning the high end might be too much as always dial to taste. With the gain on about 3 you get a more 80s style tone. Think Def Leppoard or something like that. Overall the pedal has a super sharp and tight attack. It can sound thin at times if you are use to modern levels of gain saturation.

OVERALL OPINION

This pedal isnt very expensive either. Handmade in Denmark even something this exotic is pretty affordable in the realm of distortion pedals. It is a unique pedal and something different if you are looking to avoid the same old boxes everyone else has. If you are looking for a pedal that can do tight and chunky old school metal tones this is a good pedal for you. You wont find anyone else at the gig with this pedal on their board.