WILD HONEY
(sweet low gain overdrive)
The Origin Story:
Most overdrives sound like someone kicked your amp down a flight of stairs. We built Wild Honey because we wanted that elusive, sweet "low-gain" magic—the kind that makes your guitar sound like it’s naturally breaking up on a lazy Sunday afternoon. Inspired by the legendary, cranked-up vintage Supro amps of the 1960s, we wanted to deliver that warm, saggy, old-school rock-and-roll grit. Back in the day, getting this exact tone required tracking down a rare boutique pedal handmade in Sweden that cost a small fortune. We built this because great tone shouldn't require a second mortgage.
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The Bloodline:
Rooted in the lineage of legendary vintage tube combos, Wild Honey recreate the warm, rich character of a well-worn, small-wattage amplifier. We specially equipped this circuit with an adjustable middle knob for superior EQ shaping, giving you the ultimate flexibility to customize your tone without the hassle of hunting down an old Supro or Valco.
The Art & Soul:
Notice something familiar about this cheerful little bee? It’s the ultimate embodiment of a true Hong Konger—buzzing around from dawn to dusk, working tirelessly to carry life's heavy jar of "Miel" (honey). The artwork is a humorous nod to Hong Kong's legendary *Hard-working* culture: no matter how exhausting the grind gets, we always find a way to smile amidst the chaos.
FUNCTION / FEATURES:
Wild Honey emulates the touch-sensitive, saggy response of a cranked vintage combo amp (like an old Supro or Valco) with worn tubes and speakers.
It cleans up incredibly well when you roll back your guitar’s volume or pick lightly, breaking up only when you dig into the strings ; which means Amp-like dynamics.
The Nerd Specs (Controls & Knobs):
DRIVE (D): varies the distortion complexity and saturation
VOLUME (V): controls the overall volume without changing the distortion
TONE (T): A highly interactive EQ control. Turning it clockwise brightens the tone;
turning it counterclockwise adds low-end and increases saturation,
giving a "bloated" vintage
The Proof
(Video Coming soon)
