A living dream.

Gilamondo is an 8-stage phase shifter at heart, but it's a little more going on than you'd expect from its three simple controls. And its Cobra Tone Capable.

Coast up and glide down slow in the airy, swirling haze eight stages of phase shifting bring you.

Organically grown in Portland, Oregon.
Keep it natural, man.

Manual

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Demo by Curtis Kent

Gilamondo

Two immense celestial bodies collide and coalesce creating a surreal and ethereal sonic miracle.

The SuperMoon Eclipse expands the legendary SuperMoon Modulated Reverberator to a breathtaking true-stereo format, and includes both the SuperMoon and SuperMoon Chrome available via the mode button.

An expression pedal can be assigned to any, or all, of the control knobs on the fly by simply connecting a standard expression pedal and turning the desired control all the way up.

Demo by Shelter Dog Demos

Demo by Pedal Haven

SuperMoon Eclipse

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.  

Review by Pedal of the Day

Demo by Masked Guitar Pedal Guy

Demo by intheblues

Downward Spiral

Imagine your sound, drifting boundlessly through the galaxy. A celestial body warps its trajectory as planetary gravitational pulls steer it into momentary orbit. Millions of microscopic echoes converge into fluid dark matter, then gently evaporate into the black abyss.

This is SuperMoon.

Cavernous, vast and orbital.

Review by Offset Guitars

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Demo by Lance Seymour

SuperMoon

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

Review by Stompbox Steals