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Hellllo, here is a Morley Pro Flanger, with dirt from the awesome Ghost Effects Warmjet V. It is a treadle design and i'm not really demoing it to its full potential at all, there is so much more awesome when you are playing the flanger too. Regardless this shows it off pretty good in ways that I like to use it. That high end sizzle is from the fuzz pedal, not the flanger.

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=un3HA9akJlc[/youtube]

Hey low, here is the Morley Volume/Phaser, with a Ramshead. Its a treadle design which allows for some incredible control, and it also has an automatic mode. Such an incredible tool, this and the Pro Flanger are awesome.

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5H2yGL7Og5w[/youtube]

UG. stahp. ur killen me.

Edit: Actually, don't stahp. If I'm going to die, this is the way I wanna go. GAS-overload induced by awesome demos.

that morley flanger sounds incredible. damn. so lush.
would give up several pedals' board space for /10

that flanger...

Uncle Grandfather wrote: too rich for my blood

WHAT!?

Uncle Grandfather wrote:So this was planned to be my backup for my echoplex ep-2. Its nice and has stereo output options. But its so fresh and clean. Still really nice, has bright/dark tone knob for the repeats. Really makes me wonder why i've even been bothering with digital delays emulations..simulations..you know what i mean.

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rDbbqShlnLw[/youtube]

That does sound nice. Price is one reason to go digital emulations. I couldn't afford one of those tape machines. To be honest I cant even afford a decent digital tape delay emulations pedal.

KaosCill8r wrote:That does sound nice. Price is one reason to go digital emulations. I couldn't afford one of those tape machines. To be honest I cant even afford a decent digital tape delay emulations pedal.

Yeah, tubes and tape can't be beat. I would say the TTE is the best sounding delay I've ever heard if I'd never heard my Echoplex EP-2.

On the digital front, I buckled and bought an Infanem Small Echo Array to maybe use in place of my Binson Echorec model 2, and I bought a Catalinbread Belle Epoch to use in place of my Echoplex EP-2 even though its an emulation of the solid state EP-3. They are smaller and would be easier to tour with, but I'm going to stick with the tape. I've found new uses for and really enjoy the Infanem, and I really dig the Belle Epoch for what it is but they don't come close to that elusive "whatever" of the originals. But they are still great delays non the less and alot of fun to find new sounds with. I really like the extra control over modulation etc that digital pedals allow.

Yeah one day I might try and scrape up the cash for a decent digital tape echo. I have been looking at the Wampler faux echo. Still a bit out of my price range. Australia's pedal prices really suck balls.

Hey there, here is the Death By Audio The Flaming Lips Space Ring. Yes it is.

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wkSvGK904-I[/youtube]

The intro made my dogs go insane. Good one!

Cool pedal, I really like the warp before noon. Still think it need an expression output though

UglyCasanova wrote:The intro made my dogs go insane. Good one!

Cool pedal, I really like the warp before noon. Still think it need an expression output though

I think for a guitarist an expression jack would be nice, for playing with synth/keys/noise boxes not so important? I wouldn't be surprised if they issue a Space Ring with expression control some point next year. It would be really cool to have two expression jacks, one to control the pitch and one to control the rate....that would be nice

Hey Hey, today was a two-for Death By Audio day for me. Got The Flaming Lips Space Ring and Soundwave Breakdown. Both are packed with interesting textures and tones but I think overall deserve to be paired with some Fuzz for the best effect. Of course same could be said of any pedal
Regardless, here is the awe inspiring Soundwave Breakdown. Awe. Inspiring.

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mbRcQ1W05-k[/youtube]

I absolutely LOVE my Soundwave Breakdown. Unique for sure. I've tried 3 of them over the years and they all sound and react pretty differently from one another. Kept what I thought was the best of the bunch.

Holy Schnikes wrote:I absolutely LOVE my Soundwave Breakdown. Unique for sure. I've tried 3 of them over the years and they all sound and react pretty differently from one another. Kept what I thought was the best of the bunch.

Thats the second time this week i've heard that dba pedals tend to have different sounds from one another, i just bought a Sound Saw and learned that there were three different circuits used for that pedal. I wish i had a local resource to try out different dba pedals and get my pick of the litter.