noise gate mini pedal MINI ZUUL

noise gate mini pedal MINI ZUULAll the same features as the ZUUL but in mini form factor! The mini ZUUL's threshold knob also controls the dynamics of the gate circuit. Perfect for guitar, bass or any signal source as it has studio quality specifications. Use in front of an amplifier or in a series effects loop. Dual colour LED for visual feedback gating action: Green = Open, Orange = Closed, Off = Bypass. The KEY input signal can be directly from your guitar (example split from

All the same features as the ZUUL but in mini form factor! The mini ZUUL's threshold knob also controls the dynamics of the gate circuit. Perfect for guitar, bass or any signal source as it has studio quality specifications. Use in front of an amplifier or in a series effects loop. Dual colour LED for visual feedback gating action: Green = Open, Orange = Closed, Off = Bypass. The KEY input signal can be directly from your guitar (example split from ROACH or SPLIFF) or other signal source which lets you go from clean to high gain without changing the Threshold knob. This powerful feature lets you control the gate with a different signal than what flows through the input/output jacks of the ZUUL. Side switch (internal jumper or early versions) to change the threshold range to compensate for different input signal levels. Industry standard true bypass switching. Proudly made in North America.

Pedal size (W/D/H): 3.642"(92.51mm) x 1.516"(38.51mm) X 1.220"(30.99mm)
Shipping Weight: 250g
Dynamic Range: 120dB
THD: 0.025%
Power Supply only, does not operate on battery
Adapter (not included): 9-12VDC @ 40mA, Center Pin Negative (Fully Regulated)
Pricing in $USD

All the same features as the original Zuul® but in mini-form factor!

The mini Zuul®'s threshold knob also controls the dynamics of the gate circuit. Perfect for guitar, bass or any signal source because of the high quality studio specifications.

Use in front of an amplifier or in a series effects loop. Dual colour LED for visual feedback gating action: Green = Open, Orange = Closed, Off = Bypass.

The KEY input signal can be directly from your guitar (r.e. split from Roach or Spliff) or other signal source which lets you go from clean to high gain without changing the Threshold knob. This powerful feature lets you control the gate with a different signal than what flows through the input/output jacks of the ZUUL®. Side switch (internal jumper on early versions) to change the threshold range to compensate for different input signal levels. Industry standard true bypass switching.

Gate: Adjusts how much level is required to open the noise gate and allow a signal to pass through.

Built in U.S.A.;Highest grade materials selected for superior sound, response and reliability;Industry Standard 3DPT true bypass mechanical stomp;2CM, 3CM, or 4CM applications;Dynamic Range: 120dB;THD: 0.025%;Pedal size (W/D/H): 3.6" x 1.5" x 1.2" (92.5mm x 38.5mm x 30.99mm);Shipping Weight: 250g;Adapter (not included): 9-12vDC 40mA, Center Pin Negative (fully regulated);Includes Fortin’s limited 1-year warranty;Ships globally – all published prices are USD.

With Fortin's genius KEY system, the gate only registers what is happening on the guitar, and not any other noises made by other pedals...

At only 3.6" x 1.5" x 1.2", there aren't many places you can't squeeze this in to...

Q: Will the Zuul change the tone of my amp?
A: We are proud that the Zuul will not color the tone of your amp / signal chain. However, the Zuul will buffer the signal so if you are not already running a buffer you may feel like the Zuul inserts "top end" into your tone. The Zuul is not adding this to your tone, it is simply restoring what is already there, giving you an actual representation of the tone coming from your instrument!
Q: It's not working in the effects loop properly, what's happening?
A: One of the most common questions we get is problems in the effects loop... 99% of the time this is due to the loop being parallel and not series. In order for the Zuul to work correctly in the loop, it HAS to be in a series loop.
Q: What does the key do?
A: Placing a gate after your gain stages can prove to be annoying as the gate is looking at the effected signal to try to work out when to open and/or close. They Key In/Thru listens to what your instrument is doing only (as it is effectively first in the chain), and then opens and closes the gate according to your instrument and not any the floor noise, artifacts etc coming from your gain stages.When the Key is used and triggered by your instrument, the gate itself is set after your gain stages and before any delay/reverb effects - this way you have complete control of your gate and it will not affect your other effects.

electric-guitar; bass-guitar

compact; mini

dc-powered