Artemis is an evolution in filter pedals that provides unprecedented capabilities for endless sonic exploration. Giving you access to each filter response individually and offering 7 modes of modulation, you can sweep and wah to your heart’s content, indulge in the smooth shimmer of phase/vibe or even use it as a parametric EQ. Whether you want the basics or to delve into the more esoteric and bizarre, Artemis offers you nearly infinite tonal possibilities.

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The Saturn V features a simple two knob control layout for Boost and Drive. The Boost control alone can deliver 18db of boost, with a hint of added sparkle. Adjusting the Drive control will add more harmonic distortion, while also increasing the total output level of the pedal. Cranking both controls to max will yield 35db of boost, full of complex harmonic character.

The overall tone of the Saturn V gives an openness to the top end of the frequency spectrum. It works equally well with bass and baritone guitar, as it keeps the bass frequencies present, tight and controlled. In good Spaceman fashion, the harmonic distortion present in the Saturn V is extremely dynamic. Play with a light touch and you’ll get a clean tone, but dig in and the Saturn V will react. It feels like playing a tube amp on the edge of breakup.

The drive texture in the Saturn V is comprised of a mix of odd and even harmonics. The Boost side of the pedal is focused on even-order harmonics. While the Drive side of the pedal increases these even-order harmonics, it noticeably adds odd-order harmonics to the mix. While it excels as a harmonic booster, the Saturn V crosses the line into the realm of light overdrive when the Drive control is maxed. It also works well with other pedals, opening up new possibilities with other boost, fuzz, and overdrive effects.

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Delta II

The Apollo VII is a rich, medium-gain overdrive with an intuitive layout and diverse sound palette. Take it from smooth and classic soft clipping to open and gritty at the flip of a switch or kick it on to push your amp right over the edge. With an array of tone-shaping options to explore and inspire, let it propel your creativity into orbit.

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Apollo VII

The Charon is a germanium/silicon hybrid fuzz with vintage vibes inspired by classic circuits from the golden age of guitar effects. Mirroring that primal simplicity, the Charon’s concise three control layout is capable of a wide range of instantly gratifying results. You can easily traverse from low-gain crunchy overdrive to a menacing aggressive wall of sound - all the way to total signal destruction. Within this expanse lies an endless amount of smoky drive, fat saturated distortion, and belligerent fuzz as your swirling harmonic overtones flicker like waves of merciless flames around your smoldering tone. Immerse yourself in the Charon and experience an infinite journey of sonic discovery.

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