Your Main Squeeze: the Big Payback.

Unbelievably quiet, the Big Payback is one damned fine VCA-based, feed-back compressor boasting up to a 40:1 compression ratio, lightning-fast or molasses-slow response time (controlled via the Attack knob), and even a Dynamic-Expansion mode (with comp knob set to minimum)!

Endless sustain and controlled clean or dirty feedback are easily available at higher settings, all while retaining individual note clarity and complete tonal transparency.

This pedal makes a good tone sound even better, and a damned fine tone sound impossibly great.

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Big Payback Compressor

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

Review by The Gear Page

SuperMoon Eclipse

That elusive, haunting, tubular sound known as Through-Zero Flanging, once only possible with a pair of outboard reel-to-reel decks and just the right touch, has finally been captured, slathered in butter and shoe-horned into one bad-ass little pedal known as the TunnelWorm TZF.

TunnelWorm can do a whole lot more than just through-zero flanging. A quick turn of the Zero knob and you can easily dial in a classic flanger, airy chorus and even watery rotary tones. For such a tiny pedal, it sure does dole it out. Check out the sound clips below!

Demo by Keith Holland Guitars

Demo by ShurSoma

Tunnel Worm

At minimum setting, Decline is completely removed from the circuit and you are given control of a powerful and lush reverb engine, capable of 100%-wet mixes, and a LONG tail (if desired). A gradual increase in Decline begins a gentle sonic descent into a subterranean realm... and while the fall can be quick or slow, the decent is extensive.
As Decline settings increase, the reverb tails appear to "slow down" as they stretch and bend within the time domain, burrowing into a deep and luscious sonic pad, which continues to descend further while creating space above for fresh, incoming sounds.

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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.

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