The BloodMoon is built on the foundation of the classic SuperMoon algorithm, but features a full wet/dry mix with a fluid and thick reverb voicing.

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Review by Musiker-Board

Demo by Nate Leslie

Demo by Sofa Jams

Bloodmoon

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

Review by reddit /guitarpedals

Review by The Gear Page

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Tunnel Worm

All the juice, sag, response and harmonic magic of that legendary 18W EL-84 combo, captured and reformed into one damned sweet little overdrive pedal.

Demo by Dabs of Goo

Demo by Everyday Guitarist

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Review by Pedal of the Day

BB-74x

FwonkBeta has that fonk that'll have you telling everyone in the room you swear you changed your socks this morning.

But its that Purple. Purple funk.
Get up for the DownStroke.

This Envelope/Low-Pass filter is funkier than nine pounds of shaving powder, and with the Fwonk control up high, it is anything but subtle or mellow.

Serious low-end thump when desired, the FwonkBeta will probably knock down anything hanging on the wall, and maybe even push around free standing furniture. It is just that off the chain.

Demo by Get Offset

Demo by Pertybass

Review by Basschat

Review by Talk Bass.com

FwonkBeta

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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