Per Christian Frost tried out the StinkBug, and it ended up in his board the same evening.

On Wednesday June 24, Steffen Brix, Eddi Jarl, Steffen Bækgaard and Uffe Steen rocked the House at Fairbar located in Aarhus, Denmark. The sensational night, was recorded by Emma Electronic and will be released on CD in the near future. Fairbar was packed and the enthuthiastic crowd witnessed a great concert with the band.

Uffe Steen is a living legend on the danish music scene. He is very particulate about his gear and doesn't settle for second best. Being left handed with the strings upside down, makes most other guitar players dizzy trying to figure out what is going on, when Uffe plays his Strat. Uffe is very excited about Emma Electronic's StinkBug overdrive pedal. You should try it too, it is quite addictive.

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Here's a couple of videos from VintageMeet 2. of May 2009. Thanks to all.

Casper Poulsen (StinkBug on Bass), Uffe Steen, Steffen Brix (StinkBug on guitar), Dennis Bækgaard (DiscomBOBulator on Bass), Eddi Jarl (Drums) Ida FunkHouser (DiscomBOBulator on Bass). Not shown: Lasse Høj Jacobsen (OnoMATOpoeia, StinkBug and DiscomBOBulator on Violin), Jacob Venndt (Harmonica), Palle Schultz (StinkBug, ReezaFratzitz, DiscomBOBulator on guitar)

Take a look at our ever evolving artist page.

ReezaFRATzitz II
Coming to a store near you summer 09

Casper Dybdahl
Danish guitarist with a busy schedule with Danish artists as Anne Dorthe Michelsen, Jacob Sveistrup, James Sampson, Zindy Lausersen
and rapper Agami. Besides the many live gigs Casper have done studio work with Peter Brander, Jan Eliason, Mogens Binderup, Jan Lysdal and American artist George Marino.

Listen to a couple of samples with Casper here.

The StinkBug has spread like a forrest fire into all kinds of genres. Violinists, keyboard players, bass players and of course guitarplayers use their StinkBugs to color their sound. With renowned metal producer Tue Madsen, the StinkBug has found its way into the metal scene.

For years metal guitarists have used TubeScreamers and other overdrive pedals, to tighten their sound, but now they can throw those away. according to Tue Madsen, the StinkBug has a lot more 'meat', than anything else, and does the job like he wants it to. He uses the Stinkbug on high and mid gain amps such as: Marshall Super Lead Master Volume, Peavey 5150, Mesa Boogie Rectifier, Randalls a.o. to tighten up the gritty distortion from these amps, and to control the eq, with the StinkBug's 'Low' and 'High' knobs.

Here is what he says at his Antfarm website: 'I would like to also mention some friends of mine who make some outstanding pedals. Emma Electronic have come up with an overdrive pedal to end all tube screamers. Together with my old Marshall Master volume that I got back after living without it for more than a decade, it is pure art! But it also works wonders to all my other amps getting that gain and tone just right. It's called Stinkbug. Go get it'

Take a look at Tues endless reference list here.

Thomas Albrechtsen uses his Emma electronic Stinkbug on his Fender Rhodes. Check out the mp3 samples.

This is it, the production model of our new overdrive pedal. By some described as unusually responsive, by others as 'Liquid' and by others as the best they've heard. VIDEO LINK The Stinkbug is now in production and the first ones will hit the stores in a few weeks.

We have been testing a lot and testing some more to ensure that our two new pedals will be better than anything we have ever heard.

One thing is to make a great prototype another thing is to make a production version where every pedal sounds equally as good as the prototype. We are very happy to announce that our production model sounds better than our much beloved prototype. We got quite emotional when we learned that we managed to improve the sound and that we are able to produce StinkBugs in large numbers that sounds better than an amazingly great prototype. We are so proud and very happy to introduce this pedal for all of you musicians out there, we are convinced that you will love it as much as we do.

The StinkBug will go into production late January.

The PisdiYAUwot, the beast, the bastard, the devil, has been a handful. It is a true metal pedal, no doubt about it, but controlling it was a challenge. Just recently, we managed to figure out a way to keep the devil inside on a leash.

We will bring both pedals with us to the NAMM 09 show in Los Angeles and will put the PisdiYAUwot into production when we return home.

We wish you all a Happy New Year

The very first StinkBug prototype has made its way into its first recording session. The guitar used is a Blonde Fender Strat, with a Dimarzio Area61 in front and mid and a Dimarzio Chopper 184 in the bridge.

The intro part, is played with the neck pickup, the solo is mainly using the bridge pickup, except for at short riff in the latter part of the solo, where the guitarist, switches to the neck pickup and then back again to the bridge.

The guitar went straight through the Stinkbug into a clean 100 watt top, into a celestion vintage 30 12” speaker and was picked up by a SM57 and a ADK51S

The settings of the StinkBug, is as shown on the picture, all the way through including the solo. The rythm guitar is dry, the solo has a slight echo on the left.


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The band playing is MerryMold. mail here.

What is the difference? It’s black and it’s a one-off for a customer, who wants every color available as long as it is black!

The new StinkBug overdrive pedal has entered boxed prototype state.

The PisdiYAUwot metal distortion has entered boxed prototype state. The effort is solely aimed at controlling this wild beast.

Check out the updated audio-track here.

That is why ;o)

We’ve been working hard on redesigning our most popular pedals.
They will still sound the same, but the demand has been so overwhelming, that we had to reconsider the whole production-line to keep up.

In the proces of redesign, we also developed 3 new overdrive pedals. Those have until now been just a pcb with knobs and wires. But today, we’ve ordered the finished pcb’s and will have a few prototypes made for testing, before putting the pedals into final production.


StinkBug
We wanted to make a great ‘classic’ overdrive, that have the best of whats out there, but keeps the body and character of the guitar intact.

We worked really hard on getting the mids to respond well, and the highs and lows to be right for blues rock and pop. We also chose a circuit that have a particularly nice warmth to it.

The low and high controls gives a great control of the amount of mids in the pedal. Turn them both down, and the midrange comes out, but without being nasal. Turn them up, and the mids gets slightly scooped, still keeping the sound full and punchy.

This pedal works great for blues, pop and rock. It sings well and has great midrange respons.


PisdiYAUwot
One thing we think that noone has really nailed yet, is a great pedal for metal. Most of them seems to be either too muddy or to slow for the really fast riffs. We thought that we needed to build a pedal, that had a low end punch that resembles beating sheet metal with a big hammer. We also wanted a pedal that was able to scoop the mids the Dimebag way and to push up the mids the NuMetal way. Full mids with body that is.

We worked really really hard on achieving this, and we’ve done stuff that noene has done before in a distortion pedal, doing things that are considered politically incorrect, in engineering terms. But we did it anyway - why? Because it worked! We don’t care about specs and fine numbers. We care about music and musicians. Because we are musicians ourselves, we know what you guys are talking about.

We absolutely think we got this one right. It kicks major butt, and have surprised everyone we played it for. If you are into metal or at least into heavy riffing rock, this is a must hear. I’m not a metalplayer myself, but I have to have my daily fix of the PisdiYAUwot.

By the way, the name PisdiYAUwot. What does it mean Angus Podgorny? It sort of means a ‘contraption’ - with the difference that this is a contraption that actually does work!



Leyenda
The Leyenda is a bit of a scitzoid. Keeping the gain low, gives you a full bodied blues amp style chrunch. But turning it up, it suddently transforms into a AC/DC like rock cut through distortion. It is as if it changes personallity.

We were a bit surprised by this sideeffect, but chose to keep it for one simple reason: It sounds awesome! So its sort of a two in one kind of beast.

It will work really well for blues rock guitarplayers, that likes to push through a mix or live, beating chords, or for straight up blues. It comes with both high and low pots, making it possible to shape ones sound perfectly.

No matter i you play SG’s, Strats, Tele’s or Les Pauls, this is a dynamic sidekick, that makes your notes stand out.

The pedals are now going into the final prototype fase and will go into full production (if nothing goes wrong) in august/september.

We are looking forward to getting these ourselves.

A dealer of ours, have made some great video demo’s of our pedals.
Check it out here: DiscumBOBulator OnoMATOpoeia TransMORGrifier - Scroll down to see the videos.

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Danish Jazz-Fusion (and everything else) Bass player Ole Skipper Moesgaard, plays Emma's DiscumBOBulator(S), He loves the Bob so much that he wanted two. We supplied him with grey knobs for one of the BOB's, so he can differentiate between them.


Ole Skipper Moesgaard - Link to Skipperjustfrost

PisdiYAUwot
At Emma Electronic we just finished developing a pedal for Metal. We really gave it a lot of thought, and through the years we've collected a lot of experience on the needs of metal guitar players. We have put all that experience in this pedal, which is specifically aimed at metal. You could probably use it for other styles as well, but we made it for metal. Surprisingly it also works well for bass. The PisdiYAUwot will be in stores late summer 2008.

But what about the name - In the Danish language there are a lot of names for a thing without a name or a thing you don't know the name of. In English you'd call it a 'thing' or a 'thingy' - In Danish you can call it: 'Dippedut, duppedit, dingenot, himstregimst' and so on - in southern jutland of Denmark, You call a thingy a Pisdiyauwot, which means a contraption of some sort. So there you go - PisdiYAUwot is a contraption for Metal!