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Delay effect in an upcycled Nintendo Cartridge for the Console Pedal. Cartridge ONLY!

cartridge based modular guitar pedal. Each guitar effect is stored in a custom cartridge with unique artwork for quick swapping of effects without fumbling with cables. MODULE ONLY!

Bitcrusher effect in an upcycled Nintendo Cartridge for the Console Pedal. Cartridge ONLY!

Phaser effect in an upcycled Nintendo Cartridge for the Console Pedal. Cartridge ONLY!

Tremolo effect in an upcycled Nintendo Cartridge for the Console Pedal. Cartridge ONLY!

Distortion effect in an upcycled Nintendo Cartridge for the Console Pedal. Cartridge ONLY!

TubeScreamer effect in an upcycled Nintendo Cartridge for the Console Pedal. Cartridge ONLY!

The M1 MKII is a stereo, all-in-one modulation pedal featuring six studio-grade programs based on fan-favorite modulation tones: Chorus, Phaser, Tremolo, Vibrato, Rotary, and Filter. A sound explorers delight, the M1 features a dedicated lo-fi knob allowing you to mix various lo-fi parameters to every program. From the swirling, lush sounds of the 80’s to more subtle applications that give your tone a distinct flair, this is a hallmark for all kinds of modulation fans, offering limitless creative potential.

Stereo (male) to dual mono (female) cable

The Luminous: equal parts phaseshifter and swirly glowing haze machine. It dances and hovers with the utmost mystery, occasionally imperceptible while frequently vivid. And it glows in the dark…….

The Spatial Delivery is an oddball, a voltage controlled envelope filter that allows you to step outside the universe of funk while reinforcing your secret love affair with auto-wah.

The goal in creating the ZIO Analog Front End + Boost was simple yet ambitious: "Make Everything Sound Better!" ZIO is an all-analog preamp/boost pedal that includes a choice of four distinct preamp circuits, each with up to +20dB of additional output boost. ZIO is Source Audio's first all-analog effects pedal and designed in collaboration with Christopher Venter, the owner and sole engineer at SHOE Pedals.