I’m Eric.
Six of Arrows is me, a soldering iron, an oscilloscope, and a habit of building circuits that shouldn’t work.
I started with kits like everybody else. Then I got bored. I didn’t want to copy pedals anymore, I wanted to know why they screamed, so I taught myself circuit design the hard way. Blown transistors. Wrong resistors. Late nights chasing a hum with a scope probe until it gave up.
The Tarot Series is what came out the other side. A fuzz that reacts to how hard you hit the strings. A distortion that runs the op amp into the rails on purpose. A looper built to spiral out of control. Every stage gets breadboarded, scoped, and abused before it earns a PCB.
I grew up on The Clash, Zeppelin, Queen, Tool, Deftones, and Clutch. Raw, heavy, a little unhinged. That’s the sound I chase. If a circuit is safe or common, I’m not interested.
Built in Virginia, tested on my hot-rodded, handbuilt Plexi, all as loud as I possibly can.
No factory. No assembly line. No clones. One builder, one circuit, one pedal at a time.