EQ / Filter

The Equinox is an expansive tone shaping tool inspired by studio equalizers of the past. Spaceman has thoughtfully analyzed these classic circuits to lovingly craft a modest form factor, instrument level focused design.

Float boasts two independently controllable filters and copious capabilities for motion. Utilizing the two filters in tandem can create stereo movement, linked reactive elements, and modulations that approach harmonic tremolo and phaser, as well as classic filter sounds.

DISORDER ist ein sehr aggressives Fuzz-Pedal mit einem besonderen Feature. Ausgestattet mit einem selbstoszillierenden Hoch- und Tiefpass-Filter lassen sich ausdrucksstarke, oszillierende Fuzz-Sounds erzeugen.

The Redstone is a flexible preamp with a 3-band tone stack powered by a vintage NOS germanium transistor.

The Redstone is a flexible preamp with a 3-band tone stack powered by a vintage NOS germanium transistor.

Electro Harmonix - Oceans 11

A compact version of the classic Micro Q-Tron Envelope Controlled Filter known for its organic, analog sound and expressivity.

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.

The "CYBER PSYCHIC parametric oscillo filter" (CP) is a parametric filter pedal with it's own internal oscillation system.

Choose between the distinct "seagull" sound heard in Pink Floyd's "Echoes" or vocal, vintage cocked-Wah tones, courtesy of the celebrated Red Fasel inductor also found in our Wahcko.

Octaves, Fuzzes, Filters, Wahs—that's the stuff we love, Oh Yeah!!

Debuted at Winter NAMM in 2010, the Triskelion® elicited hushed whispers, envious glances, and more than a little head-scratching. It was also greeted by an e-mail from Dweezil Zappa, who ordered three of them for his touring rig.