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Limited collab for DBA and the Levitation psych festival: Psychedelic Lightmare light-controlled trem and reverb pedal, limited to 333.

https://levitation.fm/products/death-by ... mare-pedal

Gone Fission wrote: ↑Thu Jul 10, 2025 12:13 pm Limited collab for DBA and the Levitation psych festival: Psychedelic Lightmare light-controlled trem and reverb pedal, limited to 333.

https://levitation.fm/products/death-by ... mare-pedal

(And a memorial thought for Teresa Taylor aka Teresa Nervosa and her neurologically induced departure from the Butthole Surfers. What had she said to the doc, “Yeah, I’ve been strobed.”?

in my experience light-controlled devices haven’t worked particularly well. i’d certainly be curious to hear a demo, but i don’t expect that they’re sending out demo units.

Our ol’ buddy Dirge mentioned having tested it in their shop on the announcement post on IG. Might have details to share.

DBA released this:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ETNmYR4YdIk

alexsga wrote: ↑Thu Jun 26, 2025 9:14 am
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=JZySJHFTVxo

Today they posted a video about the 12 Stage Phaser clone: https://youtu.be/j07Zo9gqF3Q?si=aNyVn_iElexfnTyM

So far so unexpected but while the MURF clone looks very close to Moog's original design, the control layout on the phaser is very different. I didn't find any indications that Moog has sued Behringer but is it maybe because of the Klon lawsuit? Their prototype teasers from a few years ago were super close to the originals:

Zork wrote: ↑Thu Jul 10, 2025 3:13 pm
So far so unexpected but while the MURF clone looks very close to Moog's original design, the control layout on the phaser is very different. I didn't find any indications that Moog has sued Behringer but is it maybe because of the Klon lawsuit?

InMusic owns both Behringer and Moog now, so they can do whatever they want.

I don’t know how I feel about this. On the one hand, making these classic pedals available in general and at a much lower price point is cool. On the other hand, I feel like fucking around with Moog’s designs is kind of gross.

I had this feeling that Moog was the real deal when I was getting into effects and synths; Bob Moog was an actual genius-level dude and the fact that his company was employee owned and kind of “old school” in how it operated always made me consider their stuff to be “legit”.

I had one of the phasers for many years and really enjoyed it- I played it every time I played guitar, and I came to revere it as one of the very best pedals out there.

The thought of having a cheap copy is…weird. It doesn’t stop me from buying the real thing for too much money…but it still feels kind of gross, idk.

i only care about what the item actually does. i’m
an extreme utilitarian.

le lambin wrote: ↑Thu Jul 10, 2025 11:43 pm

Zork wrote: ↑Thu Jul 10, 2025 3:13 pm
So far so unexpected but while the MURF clone looks very close to Moog's original design, the control layout on the phaser is very different. I didn't find any indications that Moog has sued Behringer but is it maybe because of the Klon lawsuit?

InMusic owns both Behringer and Moog now, so they can do whatever they want.

InMusic (Akai, Alesis, M-Audio, and a bunch more) and Music Tribe, Behringer’s parent co, are still different things last I knew.

https://www.inmusicbrands.com/
https://community.musictribe.com/