The LPD RIVAL delay has a smooth analog voice designed to tuck nicely in behind the dry signal, allowing it to fill out and not interfere. With 750ms of delay time on tap, the delay can be set long enough for ambient styles. Of course there is also beautiful short slap back and medium times to match any tempo. The RIVAL also allows self oscillation and has tails switching. Tails switching allows the delayed signal to continue after the bypass switch has been pressed for smooth overlapping transitions.

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Rival Delay

New aesthetics, circuit refinements and switching for 2024!

The LPD Embers is a K style overdrive with a few LPD twists. 

The sweep of the gain control has been made more consistent, with the sweet spot extended for finer control. An active bass control has been added, allowing +-15dB of low frequency tailoring, and soft touch switching has also been added. For the purist, when the bass control is set at noon it is effectively out of the circuit.

We think this is all the good stuff - with some more good added for good measure!

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Embers 2024

Combine amazing mids, sweet harmonic overtones, presence for days and lush underbelly of lows that can be tuned to match any rig – the vintage ‘70s tones this little marvel can drive are legendary, and the gain available is beyond any throwback tribute.

Review by The Gear Page

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SEVENTY4

Back by popular demand, we have released the much sought after Phoenix fuzz. Based on the classic 3 transistor circuits of the golden era of fuzz, the Phoenix delivers the bite, body and sustain you’d expect. The Tone control is unique in that it interacts with the final clipping stage to not only adjust the tone but also vary the clipping from symmetrical to asymmetrical, giving a wide variation in harmonic content. The circuit is very reactive to the input signal, making the guitar volume knob an expressive gain control. 

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Phoenix Fuzz

The LPD Mach I Distortion is a preamp based on the Bogner/Boogie/KittyHawk style of gain that was popular in the late 80s and early 90s. Thick and punchy with plenty of midrange to cut through a mix. Loads of harmonics and a feature set that allows tailoring to any setup. Level, Drive, Treble, and Bass plus HDRM and Mids toggle switches round out the control set.

Demo by R.J. Ronquillo