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stereo fuzz pedal Dunable SplatterBlaster Stereo Fuzz and Distortion Pedal w/RockBoard F – Chicago Music ExchangeThis bundle includes: Dunable SplatterBlaster Stereo Fuzz and Distortion Pedal Two RockGear RockBoard Flat Patch Cable Black 10cm (3. 94") From Dunable: We believe in addition to being the most brutal sounding pedal ever made, this pedal is also one of the most unique. This is an all analog, dual fuzz and distortion pedal, capable of running two independent circuits in either parallel to one output, or separately into two outputs. This creates many
This bundle includes:- Dunable SplatterBlaster Stereo Fuzz and Distortion Pedal
- Two RockGear RockBoard Flat Patch Cable Black 10cm (3.94")
From Dunable:
We believe in addition to being the most brutal-sounding pedal ever made, this pedal is also one of the most unique. This is an all analog, dual fuzz and distortion pedal, capable of running two independent circuits in either parallel to one output, or separately into two outputs. This creates many routing possibilities that were previously not possible from just one pedal, and endless sounds, especially combined with other effects. The option to blend a clean signal with either side makes it equally as useful on guitar or bass.
The "Splatter" side is based on a classic superfuzz circuit, with an added boost, and the "Blast" side is an ornery distortion, not unlike a classic pedal heard on everything from classic shoegaze albums, to Stockholm-based death metal, to Pink Floyd guitar solos.
We believe in addition to being the most brutal-sounding pedal ever made, this pedal is also one of the most unique. This is an all analog, dual fuzz and distortion pedal, capable of running two independent circuits in either parallel to one output, or separately into two outputs. This creates many routing possibilities that were previously not possible from just one pedal, and endless sounds, especially combined with other effects. The option to blend a clean signal with either side makes it equally as useful on guitar or bass.
The "Splatter" side is based on a classic superfuzz circuit, with an added boost, and the "Blast" side is an ornery distortion, not unlike a classic pedal heard on everything from classic shoegaze albums, to Stockholm-based death metal, to Pink Floyd guitar solos.
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★★★★★ 5
Keeps everything in one place
Color: Black Oval, Color: Black Oval
Good size, looks good and helps with organization
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Reviewed in the United States on November 12, 2025
★★★★★ 4
Cute & works!
Color: Black Oval
A little smaller than anticipated. I wish the key hanger stick was a little bit taller, but it holds out keys and sunglasses right by the front door
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Reviewed in the United States on March 28, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Uhhh
Color: Black Round
Very nice easy assembly very sturdy and cool
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Reviewed in the United States on November 19, 2025
★★★★★ 5
Find your keys much easier
Color: Black Square
We now know where are keys are all the time.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 6, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Solid
Color: Black Oval
Solid exactly what it looks like great for price and a modern setting
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Reviewed in the United States on April 25, 2026