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Notes: E7 is the MOOER Polyphonic Guitar Synth Pedal is the second pedal of MOOER New Micro series. As a brand-new design Micro series, we have added 7 LED indicators on the right side of the shell, providing more possibility to the New Micro series.
E7 can transform your guitar into a typical electronic synthesizer, without the need for special pickups or instrument modifications. It is named as E7, for its seven different MOOER custom synthesizer tones. Each tone with an individual arpeggiator, high/low frequency cut, attack, speed function, allow users to shape the tone in their mind easily, explore the horizon of tone with the E7.

Features:
*7 different types of brand-new MOOER SYNTH tones
*Individual Arpeggiator for each tone
*7 slots for storing users' presets
*Firmware upgradeable via USB

Specifications:
*Input: 1/4" mono jack (impedance 2.2M Ohms)
*Output: 1/4" mono jack (impedance 100Ohms)
*Power supply: 9V DC transformer (internal negative external), MOOER Micro Power is recommended
*Current Draw: 150mA
*Dimensions: 93.5mm(D) x 42mm(W) x 52mm(H)
*Weight: 155g
*Accessories: User Manual

Notes: MOOER's reverb effects have been substantially upgraded in the first reverb pedal from The New Micro Series. This sparkling gem features seven different reverb effects catering to the far-out guitar astronauts and the psychedelic space cadets. Go to infinity and beyond with the Infinite Trail fade out or keep things brief with the traditional Trail On feature. The shimmering blue finish also adds a bit of sparkly flare to any pedal setup.

Features:
*7 different reverb effects from classic to psychedelic.
*INFINITE trail function.
*Trail On function allows effects to fade out naturally.
*Supports buffer bypass or true bypass.
*Storable preset for each effect.
*Firmware updatable via USB.

Specifications:
*Input: 1/4" mono jack (impedance 2.2M Ohms)
*Output: 1/4" mono jack (impedance 100Ohms)
*Power supply: 9V DC transformer (internal negative external), MOOER Micro
*Power is recommended
*Current Draw: 200mA
*Dimensions: 93.5mm(D) x 42mm(W) x 52mm(H)
*Weight: 155g
*Accessories: User Manual

Notes: Electro-Harmonix has reissued their late-1970's era Op-Amp Big Muff Pi. Sometimes also referred to as the IC or V4 Big Muff, the original circuitry has been faithfully re-created while several practical enhancements have been added including a compact, die-cast chassis and true bypass switching.

According to Electro-Harmonix founder, Mike Matthews, "The Op-Amp Big Muff was popularized by the brilliant Billy Corgan who first used it on the Smashing Pumpkins' epic 1993 album Siamese Dream. After he was videotaped playing and talking about the reissue, Billy stated: "The magic's still in the box, I can still get what I'm looking for!"

The pedal relies on op-amps rather than transistors and three gain stages rather than four, to create its signature sound. It's a sound that's been described by noted Big Muff collector and historian, Kit Rae, as: "a huge, crushing Big Muff sound with more crunch...great for grungy, wall-of-sound distortion, heavy rhythm playing and heavy leads."

The Op-Amp Big Muff Pi features standard controls: Sustain, Tone and Volume, plus a Tone switch for bypassing the tone circuit. It comes equipped with a 9V battery or can be powered by an optional 9-volt AC adapter.

Notes: Colortones SPRING REVERB II is an expressive, analogue voiced, vintage reverb engine hosting 3 versatile recreations of classic Reverb Units together with 2 independent modulation filters - Vibrato and RotoTrem.

Reverb Modes

STUDIO - Modern 90's Rack Reverb - A Warm and Natural studio reverb

TANK - 70's Electromechanical Reverb Tank with bright, wet acoustic room reflections

ECHOVERB - Based on the 90's Princeton PT2399 Echo Chips with pronounced delayed reflections/echoes.

The MOD knob adds an additional depth control for subtle Vibrato and RotoTrem FX adding a spatial dimensionality to the acoustic characteristics of the Reverberation.

Spring Reverb II captures the essence of iconic Reverbs while adding its own sonic characteristics. Whether you're looking to add a subtle touch of reverb to your playing or create expansive soundscapes, the SPRING REVERB II pedal is the perfect tool to take your playing to the next level.

Controls

Reverb Mode Switch

Select between : Classic 80's Studio Rack, 70's Tank, EchoVerb

Decay

Adjusts the decay time of the reverberation tail

Blend

Adjusts the Mix / Depth of the reverb effect with the dry signal. Noon / 12 O'Clock is 50/50 Wet Dry Mix, beyond noon edges toward a wet only sound

Tone

Tilt EQ style reverb tone control. Does not effect the dry signal tone. Noon / 12 O'Clock is unity

Mod

Adjusts the Depth of the vibrato like modulation within the Reverb engine, adding complex harmonics and spatial depth

LEDs

The Left LED indicates INPUT CLIPPING and will illuminate when the input signal is too hot. It also indicates when the SECOND LAYER of knob functions is active

Bypass LED indicates when the effect is active

Bypass

A short tap on the Soft touch footswitch activates True Bypass.

A Long press (500ms) tap will initiate the Layer 2 controls

Secondary layer controls

Micro tune delay time - EchoVerb mode only

Controls the master Speed/Time for the delay in the background of the EchoVerb Reverb engine

Boost

Allows for -+6dB output Boost. Noon is Unity

RotoTrem speed override

Controls the master Speed/Time for the RotoTrem Modulation. Add just a little to expand the depth of the Reverb or more to get a faster modulation

RotoTrem depth

Adjust the amount of the RotoTrem applied post Reverb.

Tech Specs:
True Bypass
Current Draw: 145mA
Input Voltage: 9V DC (center negative)
external power supply not included

Notes: A Re-envisioning of the Filter Effect

Turning its predilection for parallel signals toward the world of filters and widening out to full stereo, Old Blood Noise Endeavors unveils its first digitally-controlled analogue pedal. Float boasts two independently controllable filters and copious capabilities for motion. Utilising 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.

Old Blood Noise were familiar with some aspects of the filter pedal. But the slow dual motions, the controls that go a little more left than you expect, the parallel undulations and surely other corners were all left unexplored.

So, turning their predilection for parallel signals toward the world of filters and widening out to full stereo, say hi to Float, the new Dual Moving Filter pedal! As OBNE's first digitally-controlled analogue pedal, Float boasts two independently controllable filters and copious capabilities for motion.
Utilising the two filters in tandem can create stereo movement, linked reactive elements and otherworldly psychedelic modulations. The two independent filters can be set to either low pass, band pass or high pass. The core of each filter is its Cutoff Frequency, which can stay still or move via either its 6 different LFO shapes or through its dynamic Envelope triggering.

The envelope sections can unleash quacky auto-wahs, shooting sonic laser beams or organically rising and falling filter landscapes - all triggered by your playing. While the LFOs lets Float become a mind-bending modulation device that can become everything from a phaser, a harmonic tremolo, a choppy or bubbly step-filter or an automated synth-like sweeper. However, skip the Modulation or envelope sections and the dual sliders come into play. This allows you to use Float as a dual-band EQ for subtle to extreme tone shaping, as a manual filter for on-the-fly futuristic filter sweeps or even for old-school wah-tones. Each filter also sports a resonance control, allowing you to unearth velvety smooth filters, vocal-like formants, screaming sonic squelches and anything in between.

All of this is pretty familiar, but also pretty sweet. Like an amalgamation of all things filtery and good. But where things start to get really different and really fun is when you mess with the Sync and Routing of the two filters. By flicking that tiny toggle labelled Sync to On, the two filters will move like tonal twins - locked in, precise and uniform. This lets you create robotic sequencer-like textures, trippy dual modulations or ultra-long, yet perfectly timed, filter manoeuvres. You can also set it to Off and have them completely free-rolling for organically weaving textures or full-on filter cacophonies. In addition, the filters can be run in either parallel mono, series mono or stereo for all kinds of refined dual movements, cascading filter chaos or lush and dreamy stereo sweeps.

To round off this veritable filter playground, we've added an expression in port, that lets you take hands-free control over either the cut-off frequency or LFO Rate, allowing you to keep your fluttery filter modulation as expressive as the music you play.

So, that's Float... or that's the essence of Float. You'll unlock sounds from this thing that you never knew it was capable of, because it does a lot of good, weird, wild, tame, ugly and absolutely stunning stereo stuff. Float on, friends!

Notes: A reverb processing powerhouse!

The EHX Oceans 12 is the Oceans 11's big brother with even more reverbs and functionality. It features two simultaneous, independent, stereo reverb engines, series and parallel control for the dual reverbs, 24 presets and advanced I/O allowing for stereo in/out or mono send/return with pre and post reverb options. The pedal also includes a new Tide Control for stereo image alteration, a Lo-fi Control, an infinite attenuation control and an input jack for external expression and 3-button footswitch control.

A Tails switch provides a choice of whether the reverb effect fades out naturally or stops immediately when the pedal is switched to bypass. In most settings the pedal is also capable of producing infinite reverb which can be played over with a different reverb effect.

The Oceans 12's reverbs are:
• ROOM - two modes: reverb algorithms modeled after a lively room and a spacious performance hall
• SPRING - two modes: vintage 1962 Fenderr 6G15 tube reverb emulation and the spring algorithm from the EHX Holy Grail
• PLATE - two modes: two emulations of the smooth, metal plate reverb often used in high-end recording studios during the 1960s and '70s
• REVERSE - two modes: a reverse reverb effect as well as true reversed echoes
• ECHO - three modes: a digital delay with various echo rhythms feeding into a plate reverb
• TREM - three modes: a classic, periodic volume envelope with various shapes applied to both the wet and dry mix of a hall reverb
• MOD - three modes: combinations of chorus and flange reverbs that create rich reverb tails
• DYNA - three dynamic, experimental reverb algorithms: swell, gate and duck
• AUTO-INF - three modes: auto-infinite reverb (w/optional chorus or flange) that "listens" to your playing and crossfades to a new reverb wash upon detection of newly struck notes.
• SHIMMER - two modes: two configurations of a rich octave-shifted reverb wash
• POLYPHONIC - two modes: two configurable bi-directional pitch shifts that add dimensionality to the reverb tail
• RESONANT - two modes: reverb excited by tunable resonators and configurable self-oscillating filters on the reverb tail

2 simultaneous, independent, stereo reverb engines
Series and parallel control for the dual reverbs
24 presets
Stereo in/out or mono send/return with pre and post reverb options
Tide Control for stereo image alteration
Lo-fi Control
Infinite attenuation control
Tap tempo to set your pre-delay time, echo time and more
Input jack for external expression and 3-button footswitch control
Power supply included

SPECIFICATIONS
Circuit
Digital
Bypass
Buffered Bypass
Audio
Stereo
Effects Loop
Yes
Power Supply
9.6VDC-200mA power adapter included
Dimensions (in)
4.75 x 3.9 x 2.5
Current Draw
150mA
Year Released
2020