Your and You're ist ein überdrehter Synthie-Fuzz, der von Schaltungen wie der „Crash Sync“-Schaltung von John Hollis inspiriert ist, aber von Grund auf neu aufgebaut wurde, um leichter CV- oder Expression-Pedale zu akzeptieren. Der einzigartige Sound des Pedals wird erzeugt, indem ein Oszillator mit dem Ausgang eines Fuzz-Schaltkreises hart synchronisiert und dann beide Ausgänge zusammengemischt werden. Das Ergebnis ist ein Rechtecksound mit einer Art Filter-Sweep-Sound, wenn die Frequenz des Oszillators mit dem Tone-Regler oder einem Expression-Pedal (oder einer Steuerspannung von 0-5V) eingestellt wird.

Your and You’re is an over the top synthy fuzz inspired by circuits like the “crash sync” circuit by John Hollis, but rebuilt from the ground up to more easily accept CV or expression pedal. The pedals unique sound is generated by hard syncing an oscillator to the output of a fuzz circuit, and then mixing both outputs together. The result is a rather gated square wave sound with a sort of filter sweep sound when the frequency of the oscillator is adjusted with the tone knob or an expression pedal (or 0-5V control voltage).

Montreal Assembly

Review by Musiker-Board

Review by Reddit /guitarpedals

Demo by Tone Snob Gear And Beer

Demo by Destroying Amps Gear Demos

Demo by НОЙЗ

Demo by Scott Monk

Product Page

Your + You're

The Count to 5 is a unique take on a compact delay/sampler pedal. It has 3 main modes which allow pitch delays, random sampling and layered looping.

Manual

Review by DelayDude, amazona.de

Demo by Aaron Rusch

Demo by Knobs

Count to 5

The PURPLL is a Phase-Locked-Loop (PLL) type effect pedal developed by the Montreal Assembly. It is painted the color purple, and so the obvious name is PURPLL. 
PLL pedals are used as monophonic pitch shifting devices which typically make very square wave like synthy tones. PURPLL is no exception to that
description, but also delivers some unique parameter modulation to allow the creation of interesting arpeggio patterns in addition to the usual PLL type sounds you would expect. 
It also has a very short sampler on board which, when enabled, will capture the most recent note played by the input instrument, resulting in infinite sustain.
A built in oscillator is also included so that the pedal can easily be its own instrument (instead of an effect), requiring no input at all.


Review by Basschat

Review by The Gear Page

Review by reddit /guitarpedals

Demo by collector//emitter

Demo by Wander.Wonder

Purpll

The Too Positive is a stereo overdrive pedal. By using 2 independent drive circuits, it is able to process stereo signals and allows different settings for each channel.
It can also be used as a two channel drive for mono signals, a splitter, or a summer due to its flexible signal routing capabilities.

The effect can range from colored boost up to a hot overdriven sound. The tone switch adds a mid scoop or high pass filter to give two distinct voicings to the drive. The effect is great for adding some dirt to guitar, synths and drum machines alike.