The Meadowsweet is a “dimensional” chorus based on a quad pt2399 design - a chipset that was intended for echo and delay applications, but never chorus. You can use it for such of course, but you have to treat it just right. Since the Meadowsweet uses four pt2399s, that means it has four distinct voices, each with their own individual chorus/delay times (two shorter, two longer). This effectively
makes the Meadowsweet a chorus ensemble - and a lush one at that.

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Meadowsweet

This is the Sycamore from Lantern Manufacturing.

At its core the Sycamore is a hard-clipping op amp-driven circuit, with a unique active EQ design. This pedal uses a standard 9VDC center negative power supply (no batteries). 

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Sycamore

This is the White Oak from Lantern Manufacturing.

The White Oak is a dual/parallel fuzz with two uniquely voiced circuits, with a general emphasis on the middle frequencies (though not always). This pedal uses a standard 9VDC center negative power supply (no batteries). 

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White Oak

The Rowan is a “dynamic” flanger, capable of a multitude of unique effects from standard flanging and chorus, inverted flanging and chorus, “through-zero” flanging with standard and inverted signals, and even slapback echo and reverb with the ability to add gain or distortion to the pre-modulated signal for greater harmonic content.

The Rowan uses a unique non-BBD delay/echo chipset to achieve its modulation effects, with the delay times ranging from about 6msec-45msec, effectively making the Rowan a “high” flanger, with its assorted controls more than making up for the lack of lower (read: faster) flanging times.

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Rowan

The Marigold is a “daydream” phaser, capable of a multitude of unique effects from standard phasing, inverted phasing, phase shift vibrato, stair-stepped modulation, and tones ranging from classic to modern. Try it with a gain pedal of your choice before it in the signal chain to really push what the Marigold can do.

The Marigold uses OTA technology to achieve its phase shifting effects, modulated by an exponentiated triangle LFO when in standard mode, and a stair-step patterned exponentiated triangle LFO when in Steps mode, with cycle times ranging from roughly 15 seconds per cycle at its slowest, and around 200msec (5 times per second) at its quickest. The Marigold also features a unique “soft turn” rotary-like selector for its Stages and Paths controls, which allow you to create unique combinations of phase shifting and feedback not often heard in other phaser effects.

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Marigold

Marigold von Lantern Manufacturing