Born in the dark and forever since living in the shadows. The Sun?No is inspired by the infamous Sunn Model T amplifier.

Using multiple, hybrid gain stages, comprising of both op amp and NOS jfet transistor amplifiers. There are crushing amounts of volume and gain on tap. Always natural and organic from the bottom to the top of the range. The mode switch allows access to both 'vintage' and 'reissue' levels of saturation.

New for version 2, the EQ toggle switches between two different EQ variations for the active tone control. Always keeping that massive low end and mid-range clarity the Model T is famous for.

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Sun?No V2

Get the wobbly, disjointed, decidedly un-hifi sound of recording to cassette. Without the need to record to cassette. Or record at all!
The unique, dynamic vibrato responds to your playing strength and can get fairly extreme if you want. Adjust the 'Sensitivity' control to dial in the intensity of it's response, from subtle to almost complete tape stop!

Adjust the character control to give you anything from clean and jangly, to saturated and wooly tones. It changes the response of the tape saturation and tone circuits in one go, making it really easy to dial in the kind of cassette vibe you're after.

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The attic find you always dreamt of. Dusty, failing, broken. Beautiful.

Embracing the captivating idiosyncrasies and gradual deterioration found in machines teetering on the edge of collapse, Tapescape leans futher than most, into the esoteric. Generate your own, unique, magnetic ambience.

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Tapescape by Bleak-District-Electric

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