Thriftshop Speaker

Thriftshop Speaker is designed to trash your audio by running it through old funky speakers/telephones/megaphones that you might find in a thrift shop.This unit uses different kinds of distortion models and then super-imposes the ambiences of a wide variety of devices (ranging from tube radios, computer speakers, and headphones, to children toys, intercoms and much more) onto the sound. In addition to being good at producing lo-fi sounds, it is useful for creating sounds with a very narrow frequency range that sit well in a mix.

• MINI-SLIDER
  Controls the mix of the dry signal and the processed (wet) signal. The percentage indicates the amount of the signal that is wet.
  Range: 0 to 100%

• [DISTORTION] INPUT
  This knob controls the input level.
  Range: -inf dB ~ 9.54 dB

• [DISTORTION] TYPE
  Drop-down menu for selecting one of the distortion models from the Stompbox Modeler:

1. Boss BD-2 Blues Driver™
   Classic, creamy, blues tones from one of the best overdrive pedals of its type.
2. Ibanez Tube Screamer™
   Boosted midrange overdrive, loved by blues players. Think Stevie Ray Vaughn.
3. Boss SD-1 Overdrive™
   Provides a warm, tube-like distortion, while retaining clarity.
4. DOD 250 Overdrive™
   Smooth, Classic Rock tone.
5. Arbiter Fuzz Face™
   Classic from the 1960s, used by the Beatles, The Who, Jimi Hendrix, Pink Floyd, to name only a few.
6. Sola Tone Bender™
   A descendant of the Arbiter Fuzz-Face, this cool distortion pedal form the mid-sixties was a Classic Rock staple and made a comeback in 2012.
7. MXR Distortion +™
   Tons of sustain in this mustard-colored classic, often used in Classic Rock and Heavy Metal.
8. Pro Co RAT™
   Another descendant of the Arbiter Fuzz-Face, used extensively by David Gilmour, Jeff Beck, and Joe Walsh
9. Big Muff Pi™
   Electro-Harmonix developed this from earlier models called Axis Fuzz and Foxey Lady, obvious nods to Hendrix.
10. Boss DS-1 Distortion™
    Similar to the Pro Co RAT, this simple overdrive pedal was popular with Prince, Nirvana, Steve Vai, and the Red Hot Chili Peppers.
11. DOD FX69 Grunge™
    Super-heavy distortion, named for the Pacific Northwest Grunge scene of the ’90s!

• [DISTORTION] TONE
  Controls the tone of the distortion, creating darker results at low settings and brighter results at higher settings. The Tone control responds differently depending on the selected model in the Type menu.
  Range: 0.00 ~ 1.00

• [DEVICE] MONO
  Engaging this switch makes the effected signal mono.

• [DEVICE] TYPE
  Drop-down menu for selecting the ambience of the different kinds of devices, including radios, toys, cheap mics, computer speakers, megaphones, telephones, and more. The input signal will take on the timbral characteristics of the selection.

• [DEVICE] GAIN
  Master output.
  Range: -inf dB ~ 9.54 dB