A heavy Noise-Maker built into a Unigor multimeter.

I built the "lawn Mower Tribe" into an old “Unigor 3P” multimeter case with lots of oscillation, and intense noise.

On bottom knobs of the effects pedal lies a world of super chaotic, unpredictable soundscapes. It’s not a traditional fuzz, but rather an oscillator and sound generator that can completely deconstruct your guitar or bass. Here is a compact overview of the most important controls and functions: Swash: Allows you to set extremely fine sonic “sweet spots” in the noise circuit. Noisegate: Controls the flow from music to pure noise. Serves as a feedback and gate control that sets limits on the wild oscillations or cuts them off completely. Gain: Controls the gain in the circuit. Tone: A mix control for bass and treble. Preclip: A switch that lets you select different types of diode clipping for the distortion. Low Power: Simulates a dead battery, which drastically alters the sound and often leads to “stuttering” 8-bit or glitch effects.

With the top left knobs, you can mix a pulse width modulation into it. Mix pot, turned to the right, the PWM is added. You can add now Rate, Depth, Modulation and a Pulse.

Sound example: