The 2020 Summer Cyan Fuzz features a candy cyan over brushed aluminum with green accents and copper chicken-head knobs.  Due to the brushed aluminum the candy cyan color-shift naturally from bright blues to green.  It was meant to represent the color of a becalmed ocean. 

The Summer Cyan also has a new selection on the Texture Toggle I’m calling “ADN,” it stands for Asymmetrical Diode Network.  I’ve been experimenting with various asymmetrical diode configurations on a few of the Spiral Incubator Customs.  It usually consists of a mix of both Silicon and Germanium diodes.  On the Summer Cyan it is a mix of the Nanolog N2 and Germanium 1N34A.  This gives the ADN setting a little Germanium flavor, but with far less volume loss than the stock Ge setting.  I like this setting A LOT for single-note leads.  It also sounds good on crunchy bridge pickup riffing.  It doesn’t clean up as well as the other two settings, but super-smooth lead tone is what the ADN is all about.