H. Liquid “The Engineer”
" H. Liquid has studied guitar repair and worked in recording studios since he was a teenager.
A lifelong student of the music industry, H. Liquid also has experience in tube amp repair and preamp design, and he has even rebuilt an SSL console. He is also guitarist, singer and programmer for the popular Japanese band "Knave". The knowledge H. Liquid has gained through years of live recording and performing is present in all the products he has designed. H. Liquid’s products combine reliability with great sound that experienced guitarists will appreciate."
SOUND
Hydra CRUNCH
Hydra CRUNCH FAT SWICH ON
Hydra GAIN UP
Hydra GAIN UP FAT SWICH ON
Guitar : Gibson 1969 ES335
Amp : Roland JC-120
Cables : Liquid Line Cables
Performed by "Sazuku"
www.myspace.com/sazuku
Hydra
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The Hydra Liquid Gain pedal was designed to provide great sound in a variety of situations. Many people aren't fans of modeling amps, and it is impractical to cart around a variety of vintage tube amps every time you play. The Hydra Liquid Gain is perfect for guitar players who want great vintage sound that cuts through the mix.
The Hydra pedal is a combination preamp/ overdrive for guitars with 4 knobs and a mini toggle switch.
The HI D. control allows you to shape the amount of high frequencies and harmonics, the Low D control shapes mid and low frequencies as well as overall sound presence. Switch low frequency response between fat and tight modes with the mini toggle switch. Your tone can be further modified by the internal volume trim.
Find your favorite setting with the 4 knobs and toggle switch. The Hydra works well with both solid state and tube stacks or combos .Let the Hydra Drive drives your sound !

SPECIFICATIONS

Input Impedance : 511k ohms
Output Impedance : 1k ohms
Maximum output level : +6dBu
Control : Hi.D / High frequency Gain
Lo.D / All frequency Gain
Tone / Low Pass Filter
Vol. / Out Put Volume
Fat switch
Indicator : Effect LED
Residual Noise : -110dBu (Input shorted, IHF-A weighted)
Internal circuit voltage : Stabilized ±9V DC to DC Converter
Power Supply : 6F22 9V manganese dry cell battery x 1
or AC adaptor/Center Negative
Power Consumption : 5mA/9V
Dimensions : 112mm(D)×80mm(W)×49mm(H)
Weight : 360g (including battery)
Features : True Bypass circuit, Blue LED
Liquid Gain Hydra Overdrive Demo
Liquid Gain Hydra Overdrive Pedal Test from Peter Baring on Vimeo.
Liquid Gain TU-12 MOD
Liquid Gain TU-12H MOD
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Many players use a power supply to power multiple effects on a pedal board. In cases like this, certain tuners (such as the Boss TU-12 and TU-12H) introduce extra noise into the power supply and cause poor sound. Liquid Gain's MOD. TU-12 (H) is designed for noiseless operation and no change in sound quality by reinforcement of power section of the original tuner.
In addition, this unit includes an internal noise filter to eliminate power supply noise.
Liquid gain V847 MOD
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(Features and modifications)
Single contact true bypass
Upgraded parts and wiring
Pot sweep changed to Super D taper
Inductor upgrade to Fasel Red
Addition of blue LED indicator light
SOUND
Wah & Hydra
Wah Clean Bridge Pickup
Wah Clean Neck and Bridge Pickups
Guitar : Gibson 1969 ES335
Amp : Roland JC-120
Cables : Liquid Line Cables
Performed by "Sazuku"
www.myspace.com/sazuku
Liquid gain GCB-95 MOD
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This Wah combines an early 70s look and vibe with modern power supply.
(Features and modifications)
Single contact true bypass
Modified circuit
Upgraded parts and wiring
Elimination of buffer
Pot sweep changed to Super D taper
Inductor upgrade to Fasel Red
Addition of blue LED indicator light
Liquid Gain BD-2 MOD
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We are fans of the sound of a stock BD-2 pedal, but we improved on this classic design by making some parts changes and modifications.
The fat switch fattens your sound, much like on the Hydra pedal.
By using the down position on the 3 position switch, you will experience even harmonic distortion. This setting is closest to the stock BD-2 sound.
In the center position, a clipping diode is separated from the circuit and the signal passes through only the amplification and tone stages...this position creates the largest dynamics.
In the up position an internal transistor produces classic odd harmonic distortion...creating great fuzz and subharmonic sounds with fat tone.
SOUND

BD2 SWITCH UP
BD2 SWITCH CENTER
BD2 SWITCH BOTTOM
BD2 SWITCH BOTTOM and FAT SWITCH ON
Guitar : Gibson 1969 ES335
Amp : Roland JC-120
Cables : Liquid Line Cables
Performed by "Sazuku"
www.myspace.com/sazuku