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   $229

Faux Spring Reverb  

Fat, watery spring reverb in a pedal... without the springs! From subtle to surf, you can even hear the "boing!" with extreme settings.

Many reverbs go through an analog to digital conversion and then convert back from digital to analog after making the reverb echoes. This process will wreak havoc on your tone, making it seem lifeless, sterile, and...well, just BAD. It has an analog base tone, so no worries about this pedal wrecking your tone!

The tone control on it allows you to darken or brighten your echoes.

$209

Faux tape echo

As close as we could come to a tape echo machine... the faux tape echo is basically the analogecho (which is a favorite of many guitarists such as Brad Paisley) crossed with a unique circuit the speeds up and slows down the echos, just like a real tape echo. It isn't modulating like other 'tape echo' emulations though... many of them sound like a chorus pedal in the background... while that is a cool sound in itself, a tape echo's 'flutter' created modulation tones by the recording tape slightly speeding up and slowing down - that's why we duplicated the modulation circuit to do the same thing.

If you are tired of wimpy sterile delay tones or just simply wish that your analog delay could get brighter, the faux echo is your pedal! While the echoes are created digitally, the base signal is all analog and is extremely transparent. The echoes are not sterile and brittle like a digital delay though - they are big, full and FAT.

Max delay time: about 600ms

$199

AnalogEcho 

Everybody likes a good echo pedal... however, this is one of the best delay pedals I've ever heard! I've been tweaking this design for quite some time in order to get it "just right". The unique "tone" control will control the tonality of the echoes making it possible to get a warm analog tone or a fat tape echo tone.

The analogecho is the EXACT same pedal as used by many famous guitar players, including Brad Paisley, James Burton, and many others.

Note: no modulation on this pedal, if you want modulation check out the faux tape echo which is the same delay circuitry but added modulation. We use the same chip that most boutique delays use, the pt2399. This allows the dry path and core signal to remain completely unaltered and only use the chip to make a digital replication of the echoes. Then, the echoes get converted back to analog and eq'd to sound more like a cross between an analog delay and a tape echo.

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