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A CV/expression-controlled voltage sag device that uses one pedal's power supply to deliberately under-volt another, creating unexpected fuzz tones, chirps, and weird decays in analog circuits.
CA$210
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A CV/expression-controlled voltage sag device that uses one pedal's power supply to deliberately under-volt another, creating unexpected fuzz tones, chirps, and weird decays in analog circuits.
CA$210
A versatile CV source that passes audio through unaltered while generating a 0–7V control voltage from the dynamics of your instrument, functioning as an envelope follower, envelope generator, LFO, and slew limiter.
CA$310
A passive expression preset switch that toggles a 50k potentiometer on or off, most useful for switching between two expression input settings such as two different tremolo speeds or delay times.
CA$105
The Hors d'Oeuvre? is an active feedback loop pedal that enables bipolar feedback routing of external signal processing devices and mixing of input and effect return signals.
CA$310
A passive dual CV/expression attenuator with normalled inputs that doubles as a passive mult, letting you tame modular-level signals before feeding them into expression or CV inputs on pedals.
CA$105
20% More is a slew-limiting distortion pedal built around a resonant slew limiter that acts as a steep distorted low-pass filter, featuring JFET clipping, sub and upper octaves, envelope follower, and low pass gate.
CA$455
Roger That is an FM modulator/demodulator pedal inspired by radio signal degradation, producing familiar yet unexpected noise, distortion artifacts, and signal decoherence via a simplified FM mod/demod scheme.
CA$455
The ~900 is a ferocious fuzz pedal featuring two cascading JFET gain stages, offering a very wide range of gain and adding delicious harmonics.
CA$310
An experimental fuzz/gate pedal born from an oddball circuit that destroys your signal in the most strangely natural way, tweaked and optimized for maximum stench and unpleasance.
CA$310
The Modèle B is a stripped-down, always-on version of the Barbershop Overdrive in a tiny enclosure, with no bypass switch and two tone options selectable via internal jumper.
CA$265
The Barbershop Millenium Overdrive is a simple, original design handmade from matched JFETs, delivering versatile overdrive character from nearly clean to rich saturation.
CA$310
A passive dual TRS-to-TS 1/8" breakout cable adapter that gives modular and semi-modular gear access to TRS CV jacks, and allows hijacking the expression inputs of pedals with a 5V ring reference.
CA$105
An all-analogue JFET feedback compressor that works equally well on guitars, bass, vocals, synths, and whole mixes, with a simple three-control interface covering threshold pad, compression ratio, and makeup gain.
CA$310
Meet Maude is an analogue delay pedal that imparts a dark, tape-like quality with a discrete JFET compressor, dynamic output filter, and full CV capabilities for controlling delay time and feedback.
CA$480
Long Life is a state-variable filter combining tilt and notch/boost equalization around a 2nd-order (-12 dB/octave) core, functioning as a one-band parametric equalizer with CV inputs and expression pedal control.
CA$455
Shallow Water is a K-Field Modulator that randomly modulates a short bucket brigade delay time to create non-cyclical vibrato, chorus, and flanger-type effects favouring old tape flavours.
CA$455
An 8-point passive patchbay in a compact pedalboard-friendly form factor, allowing you to rearrange your signal chain on the fly and patch in 1/8" CV and modular sources.
CA$145
An analogue implementation of a digital reverb algorithm using bucket brigade devices and a Householder-reflection feedback matrix, creating spaces that are both familiar and unusual.
CA$620
Randy's Revenge is an all-analogue ring modulator featuring a pure sine wave oscillator and voltage-controlled low-pass filter, capable of trem/vibe effects at low frequencies through to bells and synth-like tones at higher settings.
CA$455
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