Hannibal

Introducing the Hannibal Fuzz: where two major worlds collide and fuse together to forge a new relationship in the realm of guitar effects. Like the iconic love story of Romeo and Juliet, Germanium and Silicon transistors come together in perfect harmony, blending history and innovation within a single enclosure. The Hannibal Fuzz encapsulates the essence of both eras, offering players a unique sonic experience that marries the warmth of Germanium with the aggression of Silicon, creating a union that transcends the boundaries of conventional fuzz pedals.
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Specifications

  • Fuzz

    Both germanium and silicon fuzz pedals have their own unique characteristics and sonic qualities, appealing to different players and musical styles. While germanium fuzz pedals offer a vintage warmth and dynamic responsiveness, silicon fuzz pedals provide a more aggressive and consistent distortion. Ultimately, the choice between the two comes down to personal preference and the specific tone that each player seeks to achieve.

    Welcome to Hannibal the Fuzz pedal that blends the two world together.

    • Small dreamy Story
    With a deft twist of the knobs, we begin to blend the two worlds together, delicately balancing the richness of the Germanium's harmonic overtones with the tight, focused distortion of the Silicon. In this alchemical fusion, we find a tone uniquely our own—a sonic tapestry that pays homage to the past while embracing the innovations of the present.
    As the final chord hangs in the air, we smile, knowing that in the blend of Germanium and Silicon lies an endless palette of possibilities, waiting to be explored with each strum and stomp.

  • Circuit

    Analog

    Bypass

    True Bypass

    Audio

    Mono

    Power Supply

    9V DC Negative center

    Dimensions (in)

    145x121x82mm

    Current Draw

    65mA

    Year Released

    2024

    Input

    Guitar

    Outputs

    3 possibilities
    Main/Germanium/Silicon
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Whatch Hannibal Live

Hannibals legacy

Hannibal Barca, the Carthaginian military commander, is perhaps best known for his audacious and legendary crossing of the Alps with a force that included elephants. This feat, undertaken during the Second Punic War (218-201 BCE), remains one of the most remarkable achievements in ancient military history.Hannibal's expedition with elephants began in 218 BCE, as he led his army from the Iberian Peninsula (modern-day Spain) towards Italy, the heartland of his Roman adversaries. The decision to bring elephants was both strategic and symbolic. The elephants, primarily African forest elephants, were formidable beasts that instilled fear in enemy forces and provided a significant psychological advantage.The journey across the Alps was grueling and fraught with peril. Hannibal and his army faced treacherous terrain, extreme weather conditions, and hostile tribes. Despite these challenges, they pressed on, overcoming obstacles with remarkable resilience and determination.The use of elephants in the crossing of the Alps captured the imagination of ancient historians and continues to captivate scholars and enthusiasts to this day. While the exact route taken by Hannibal remains a subject of debate among historians, it is widely believed that his army traversed some of the most rugged and inhospitable terrain in Europe.The crossing of the Alps culminated in the Battle of Trebia, where Hannibal achieved a decisive victory over the Roman army. The presence of elephants on the battlefield played a crucial role, causing chaos and confusion among the Roman ranks.Although Hannibal ultimately fell short of his goal to decisively defeat Rome, his military genius and daring tactics have left an enduring legacy. The image of Hannibal leading his army, including elephants, through the Alps remains one of the most iconic moments in ancient history, symbolizing the heights of human ambition and the enduring spirit of adventure.