Only in dreams...

The fall lasts forever and the bottom never comes.  This is not a normal sound.  Spinning down into the abyss the echoes of infinity are reborn anew and the cycle becomes:  the Downward Spiral.  

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As the name suggests, the Ambience pedal creates a delicate wash behind your playing, softening the mood with the syncopation of multi-tap delay and the
gentle embrace of ambient reverb.
While it can be used just like a normal delay pedal, there’s some really neat stuff happening under the hood that gives it the vibe, feel and tone it delivers.
Start with a delay pedal, add a second,
syncopated echo tap and then modulate them both. Independently. Let those echoes drift into a soft reverb… 
now we’re getting somewhere

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Ambience Echoverb

The ThunderClaw not only offers massive and aggressive gain, but it’s dynamic range is astounding and topologically, it is unlike any other distortion pedal available. No sir, this is no clone, nor even a derivative. This is: the ThunderClaw.

Four simple controls react just as you’d hope them to, and the carefully tuned active tone controls offer both boost and cut of select treble and bass frequencies. Speaking of bass, the name ThunderClaw is sure apt for the low-end the pedal is capable of generating, doling out heaps of clear and powerful grunt, while never getting flubby or farty. Its active treble circuit slices through near any dense mix and can just as easily be softened such that the razor’s edge is never felt. The distortion is clear, articulate and responsive, and as a result of clever engineering, the ThunderClaw can clean up at any place in the effects chain simply by reducing the volume entering its powerful circuit.


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This is:  the world's first Barber Pole Through-Zero Flanger.

So what is a " barber pole through-zero flanger?"
Well, essentially, the Shepard's End is a flanger, but its unlike any flanger you've ever heard, played or experienced.  While the term "Barber Pole" sounds neat-o-speed-o, what it really means is that this flanger does not have a beginning, or an end to its cycle.  WHAT?!

You know how most flangers go up, then back down?  Well, this one doesn't do that.  Nope.  It goes up, continually.  It goes down, continually.  It can even go through the zero-point (that amazing over the top wooshing sound you hear on so many records), continually.  This just depends on how you set the controls.  And they're pretty easy to use.

Demo by Silver Burst

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Shepard's End Sub Zero

While the JDS-50’s sleek and un-assuming looks may insinuate that you’ve got a standard overdrive pedal before you, the JDS-50 really isn’t quite like any other overdrive out there.

From its perfectly balanced frequency spread, to the ridiculous dynamic response held within, the JDS-50 is not only an indispensable pedal-board staple, but a highly expressive instrument unto itself.

Effortlessly delivering tones ranging from meticulously tuned, touch-responsive crunch, to thick harmonic-laden overdrive and even to near-full distortion, the JDS-50 not only sounds phenomenal, but responds and feels like a high-quality tube amplifier, all while retaining the unique signature tonal characteristics of your guitar, or bass.

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