Fjord Fuzz Mime II

Mímir (or Mime), renowned for his knowledge and wisdom was beheaded during the Æsir–Vanir War. Odin picked up his severed head and would use it for councel, as a sort of oracle. In the early 2020s man created a new sort of oracle for himself despite of all its potential dangers.

MIME was an experiment in using the then-novel and now very controversial early artificial intelligence chatbot systems to create something potentially useful in the pedal realm. Countless hours of nudging and tweaking eventually created a pretty harsh, but interesting reverb algorithm and after adding analogue feedback and mix controls, MIME was born. 

To further explore this domain Fjord Fuzz also created a warm and dark reverb with a dynamic engine around it, using nothing but our good old fashioned human brains, but never told anybody which of the algorithms was actually made by us and which was generated by the AI. It was a sort of battle between man and machine in the curious form of a reverb pedal. We have never created a more controversial product.

The second iteration of MIME refines both of the original algorithms and adds a third, chirpy, quacky spring reverb to go along with it. The AI generated section has been greatly altered, essentially seeing man reclaim from the machine, what was previously his, I suppose.

Power with a regular 9VDC 2.1mm center tip negative power supply, same as used on standard BOSS pedals. Make sure you have 200mA available with high quality, filtered power.

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