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Fuzzrocious Custom Anomalies Delay PedalWe've had the unique opportunity to work with some of our favorite local tattoo artists to create these one of a kind functional works of art. Check out the video and see the process first hand! The first delay from Fuzzrocious! This audial and visual piece of art was painstakingly custom painted by the famed tattoo artist Patrick Dean, owner of Neptune Tattoo. Anomalies can send your delayed signal into a vortex that can spit it back out at nearly 4
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