Der Mr Black Mini Octaves ist ein kompakter polyphoner Pitch-Transposer, der eine Oktave unterhalb und eine Oktave oberhalb des Eingangssignals erzeugt. Er besitzt drei Regler mit den Bezeichnungen Sub, Root und Upper, mit denen man das tiefe Signal, das Originalsignal und das obere Signal mischt. Bei zwölf Uhr liefert jeder Regler Unity Gain, im Uhrzeigersinn bis zu +3 dB, und gegen den Uhrzeigersinn wird der entsprechende Anteil stummgeschaltet. Der Pedal bietet zusätzlich ein dezentes Vibrato auf dem bearbeiteten Signal, um eine leichte Bewegung zu erzeugen.

A super-small polyphonic pitch-transposer designed to deliver one octave above and one octave below the root. Precise engineering and thorough signal processing allow complex chords and even distorted signals to be handled with ease!

Three simple controls allow you to quickly dial in the original voice as well as two additional voices: one octave above, and one octave below your original signal.
High-noon on each control delivers unity gain of the voice, while full CCW rotation yields -∞dB and full CW rotation doles out +3dB independently. A subtle and gentle flutter mimics the natural vibrato signers produce during live performance.

Handmade and built to last by real live humans, right here in Portland, Oregon using only premium parts for superior tone and years of dependable service.

Mr Black

Demo by Jay Leonard Jay

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Review by Guitar World

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Mini Octaves

Don't let its tiny footprint fool you. The Universal Reverb spans reverb tones ranging from old-fashioned 50's-style studio plate reverb, to cavernous 60-foot ceiling concert halls and even into the depths of nearly endless caves!

Three simple controls, including a full wet/dry mix control, and daisy-chain friendly "industry standard" 9VDC power add to the ease of use and versatility of this deceptively small reverberator.

Handmade and built to outlast you by real live humans, right here in Portland, Oregon, using only premium parts for superior tone and years of dependable service.

Demo by Ambient Endeavors

Demo by JayLeonardJ

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Mini Reverb

Der Mr. Black Twin Lasers ist ein Stereo-Phase-Shifter/Modulator-Pedal mit zwei unabhängigen Phaser-Schaltungen, die im Stereo- oder Serien-Mono-Betrieb reichhaltige, wirbelnde Modulations-Effekte erzeugen. Es bietet wählbare vier- oder sechs-Stufen-Modi, intuitive Regler wie Mix, Shift und Rate, Anschlüsse für Expression-Pedal und Tap/Exp-Input sowie eine Preset-Speicher-/Abruf-Funktion. Das Pedal zieht unter ca. 70 mA aus einem Standard-9 V-DC-Netzteil mit negativer Mitte und ist in einem robusten Gehäuse handgefertigt.

The Mr. Black Twin Lasers is a stereo phase-shifter/modulator pedal featuring two independent phaser engines that can run in stereo or series mono to create rich, swirling modulation effects. It offers selectable four-stage or six-stage modes, intuitive controls like Mix, Shift, and Rate, expression pedal and tap/exp input assignability, and a preset save/recall feature. The pedal draws under ~70 mA from a standard 9 V DC negative-center power supply and is handmade with a durable enclosure.

Twin Lazers

Imagine your sound, drifting boundlessly through the galaxy. A celestial body warps its trajectory as planetary gravitational pulls steer it into momentary orbit. Millions of microscopic echoes converge into fluid dark matter, then gently evaporate into the black abyss.

This is SuperMoon.

Cavernous, vast and orbital.

Review by Offset Guitars

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Demo by Curtis Kent

SuperMoon

So what is a " barber pole through-zero flanger?"
Well, essentially, the Shepard's End is a flanger, but its unlike any flanger you've ever heard, played or experienced.  While the term "Barber Pole" sounds neat-o-speed-o, what it really means is that this flanger does not have a beginning, or an end to its cycle.  WHAT?!

You know how most flangers go up, then back down?  Well, this one doesn't do that.  Nope.  It goes up, continually.  It goes down, continually.  It can even go through the zero-point (that amazing over the top wooshing sound you hear on so many records), continually.  This just depends on how you set the controls.  And they're pretty easy to use.