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Touell Skouarn's idea of a fiter is, as expected, pretty weird as it is based on an inductor. According to this unique design the sound is extraordinary and somewhere in between a phaser-ish band pass, distortion and a gnarly wahwah with a vintage character.
Even if the module is pretty simple it has LOTS of character. We find an input and one output level control and also a big cutoff controller. The small grey knob controls resonance. A cutoff CV input with attenuator is there as well but that's about CV control. Frequency behaviour is very dependent on the other parameters' settings.
This boutique module is hand-wired, has a beautful laser-etched perspex faceplate and the big cutoff knob is vintage. If we only knew what the breton name is supposed to mean...
TouellSkouarn was founded in 2010 in Plougastel-Daoulas, near Brest. All modules and stompboxes are named in Breton language (brezhoneg) and are made by hand using discrete high-quality components aimed to distort and scream louder than the ocean waves washing the cliffs on the coast of Brittany, France.
