Mojo Hand Fx Little Wonder – Envelope Filter

Mojo Hand Fx Little Wonder

The Mojo Hand Fx Little Wonder has classic envelope filter sounds for any rig that needs a little quack to it.

We took the funk from our original Wonder Filter and squished it into a smaller, pedal board friendly enclosure with a simplified set of controls!

Very responsive to your playing dynamics, we fine-tuned the envelope to be quick and easy to dial in, but versatile enough to satisfy guitars, basses, and keyboards alike.

The Little Wonder’s circuitry is influenced by the original Mu-Tron filter pedal from the  19’70s.

In Use

Works great with single-coil and humbucker pickups. This really is a great little pedal. Gives a sort of “auto-wah” filter plus a whole lot more.

Sound great with other pedals too.

You can see it demo’d by Mike Hermans here.

CONTROLS:

BP/LP Switch:

Band Pass or Low Pass, sets the type of filter.  Low Pass slopes off the high end.  Band Pass is a filter that slopes off the highs and lows, think of the filtering effect of a wah pedal.

Blend:

From fully dry to fully wet.  While most guitarists will find this knob at home cranked all the way to the right, bass players who have gotta have that “funk” can rejoice!  Being able to blend in the dry signal helps dial in the critical mix of the foundational bass note with just the right amount of character from the filter.  Guitarists can definitely have some fun with this, too.

Peak:

Adjusts the resonance, or the boost at the cutoff frequency of the filter.  This will help dial in the sharpness of the filter.  Further left will be a smoother roll-off, the high setting will sound sharper, quackier, and a bit willy sounding.

Gain:

Adjusts the input sensitivity of the envelope.  This will need to be fine-tuned depending on the instrument, your playing dynamics, and your preference of how reactive of an envelope you want.  This is not “gain” like on distortion pedals, it does not add distortion.

Additional Info/Power:

• True Bypass
• Standard center negative 9V DC supply (not included)
• Current draw: ~70mA