The Emma Electronic ReezaFRATzitz is designed to give player one of their key need – the touch-responsiveness and dynamic feel of a cranked tube amp.
The unique Bias control is what sets it apart, letting you shift the pedal’s underlying character rather than just its gain level. Here’s some more about the ReezaFRATzitz bias…
The Bias Control Is the Whole Point
Most distortion pedals give you a single fixed character and let you adjust gain and EQ around it.
The ReezaFRATzitz’s Bias control changes the drive character itself. Set it toward Class A, you get a brighter, more chiming response similar to a clean, headroom-heavy tube amp pushed hard. Set toward Class B, the clipping gets throatier and more compressed like an amp running out of headroom.
Everything between those two extremes is also available, which is what make it so practical. Combine that with the interactive Bass and Treble controls and the wide gain range, and you can move from warm, vintage tones to tighter, modern distortions all without losing the core character of your guitar.
Key Features
- Amp-like distortion designed for tube-amp touch-responsiveness and dynamics
- Unique Bias control shifts harmonic content and attack response from Class A to Class B amp character
- Interactive Bass and Treble EQ, from warm vintage tones to tighter modern distortion
- Extremely wide gain range
Controls
- Level: sets the output volume
- Gain: sets the amount of distortion
- Low: shapes the bass content
- High: shapes the treble content
- Bias: shifts harmonic content and attack response from Class A to Class B amp character
Power
Runs on a standard 9V centre negative supply. Current required approx 16mA
Who Is This For
Worth a look if you want a distortion pedal that responds to your playing dynamics the way a real amp does. The Bias control in particular rewards players who like to shape tone at a deeper level than a standard gain/tone/level layout allows.
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FAQs
It’s a distortion pedal built to give guitar players the dynamic touch responsiveness a cranked tube amp. .
A standard 9V DC centre negative supply. Approx 16mA
We’re confirming this detail and will update this answer shortly.
It shifts the pedal’s harmonic response between chiming Class A brightness and the throatier, more compressed clipping of a Class B amp.
Yes. The interactive Bass and Treble controls, combined with the wide gain range, cover warm, vintage-style drive through to tighter, more modern distortion tones.
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