kgrharmony Droplet [Made by Iwate Prefecture, traditional craft "Nanbu Tekki"] Booster

kgrharmony Shizuku [Made by Iwate Prefecture, traditional craft "Nanbu Tekki"]

"kgr harmony" is an effects brand that manufactures and sells musical instruments and unique products that stimulate the sensibilities of artists.
The one that stands out from the lineup is this "Nanbu Tekki" effector series.The case uses traditional crafts from Iwate Prefecture and is cast in a historic workshop.Compared to the aluminum casing used for many effectors, it not only looks good, but also has a musical element.You will be able to experience the energy of Japanese tradition through the response to picking and the sound pressure.

This "Shizuku" is a redesigned booster/overdrive focusing on the boost function of "Arare" from the same series.This is a simple pedal with 2 controls that creates a pleasant and extended tone, similar to the ripples of a single drop falling on the surface of water.

Raising the volume with the gain lowered will add luster and firmness to the tone without spoiling the range.As the gain is increased, the midrange is gradually emphasized and a sense of saturation begins to appear.At maximum, you can create a sharp crunch sound.

The size of the case is a little wide, and although it is small, it feels stable.It takes full advantage of the characteristics of Nambu ironware, has a wide range, has a rich sound, and seems to boost the player's emotions.A delicate and interesting piece that is aptly named "Shizuku."

Power: 2.1mm center negative 9V only
Size: Length 96mm / Width 53mm / Height 49mm (maximum)
Weight: approx. 470g
Control: Gain / Volume

KGR Harmony is a boutique pedal brand devoted to crafting unique, artistically inspiring effects pedals. Among their distinctive lineup, the "Nambu Tekki" series stands out with enclosures cast from traditional Japanese ironware, forged in historical foundries in Iwate Prefecture, Japan.

the common aluminum enclosures seen in most pedals, the Shizuku features a housing made from Nambu Tekki, a nationally recognized traditional craft. The result isn’t just visual?this construction offers a sonically rich, responsive tone that reflects the weight and energy of Japanese heritage. You can highly feel it in the dynamic pick response, tonal presence, and musical character.

The Shizuku is a redesigned booster/overdrive that builds on the boost section of KGR Harmony’s Arare model. Like a single droplet causing ripples across a still water surface, this pedal delivers a clean, expressive tone that expands beautifully with your playing. It features a minimal 2-knob layout for intuitive control.

With Gain set low and Volume increased, it enhances your tone with added clarity and sparkle without narrowing the frequency range. Turning up the Gain gradually introduces a tasteful midrange focus and saturation. At maximum settings, it delivers a sharp, punchy crunch.

The pedal has a wider footprint than most compact pedals, giving it surprising stability on the board. Thanks to the dense Nambu iron, it offers a rich, wide-range sound that truly boosts not only your signal but also your playing emotion. "Shizuku" (meaning "droplet") is a fitting name for this yet slightly delicate impactful creation.

Power: 9V DC, 2.1mm center-negative
Dimensions: 96mm (L) × 53mm (W) × 49mm (H, max)
Weight: Approx. 470g
Controls: Gain / Volume

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