"Unlock Rock Royalty Tone: Crazy Tube Creates Pedal with Secret Sauce"

# Crazy Tube Circuits Unveils the Heatseeker: An Amp-in-a-Box Pedal That Nails the Angus Young Tone

Greek pedal maker Crazy Tube Circuits has unveiled a new pedal, the Heatseeker, promising to bring players the iconic guitar tone of Angus Young. The pedal aims to not just simulate but enhance the guitar tone with an additional dynamic enhancer circuit inspired by the Schaffer Vega Diversity wireless system. The Schaffer system was popular in the mid-1970s with bands such as AC/DC, Kiss, and Pink Floyd, and even made an appearance on Metallica’s “72 Seasons”. The Heatseeker pedal features the sonic elements to match the tone of various rock bands, including AC/DC and Van Halen.

## Dynamic Enhancer Circuit
The Heatseeker pedal features a dynamic enhancer circuit inspired by the Schaffer Vega Diversity wireless system, promising better control over the guitar tone’s dynamic response.

## Schaffer/Marshall-inspired Circuitry
With Schaffer/Marshall-inspired circuitry, the Heatseeker pedal is capable of producing a range of tones, including Van Halen, Kiss, and Peter Frampton-flavored ones.

## Master Volume and Wall of Sound Circuit
The master volume is designed to double as a preamp and can be plugged into a clean power amp or direct into DAWs, making the pedal versatile and useful during recording sessions. The Heatseeker pedal also features the Wall of Sound circuit, promising a level of projection akin to standing in front of a wall of 4×12 cabinets.

## Pricing and Availability
The pedal is now on the market for $279. To learn more, you can visit [Crazy Tube Circuits](https://crazytubecircuits.com/heatseeker). Founded by tube amp obsessive Christos Ntaifotis, the firm has been a rising star in the stompbox industry for its innovative designs.

To learn more about the Heatseeker pedal and Crazy Tube Circuits, you can check the [source link](https://www.guitarworld.com/gear/guitar-pedals/crazy-tube-circuits-heatseeker).

*Image credit: Crazy Tube Circuits Heatseeker*

Watch the Heatseeker in action on YouTube [here](https://youtu.be/PdP69MyboFA).