Good brand name, right? This gent has largely been in the business of re-housing, modding and acid etching existing pedals, but this debut offering proves he's no slouch on designing circuits. You get a LM386 Op Amp, switchable to four different modes of nastiness, from a fairly clean overdrive style right up to a thick, saturated fuzz. The real fun here is two things. First, there's a 'voltage' knob, so you can starve the pedal of voltage and get sputtery, glitchy nastiness. The second thing is the momentary self-oscillation switch and feedback knob; you can set this to turn in on itself and implode into a jungle of self-oscillating obscenity. This one is ex-demo, so there's only a couple of hours on the clock. 

Model: Dropping Acid Pedal Etching #RIP
Made: Maple Grove MN, USA, 2020
Type: fuzz/op amp 
Power: standard 9v negative supply (not included)
Switching: true bypass
Equivalent new street price (approx): $275aud
Mods: none
Accessories: non original box, no manual/docs

Condition notes: used, no major marks, excellent condition