The Spacerocket is a discrete silicon transistor fuzz. It has a simple layout with three controls: Tone and Level, plus a 3-way toggle switch to control Fuzz gain. On top sits a reverse-engraved, hand painted vinyl faceplate with backlit indicator. Instrument attack is reflected by an indicator located in the rocket's "flame."

This fuzz shines when used for single string lead lines, with saturated multi-dimensional fuzz that blooms in between notes. With chords and multi-string playing, you can achieve much different effects - with intermodulated, metallic and noisy robot fuzz.

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The Delta II is a powerful optical harmonic tremolo with extensive tone shaping and rhythmic capabilities. The novel LFO enables its pilot to craft harmonic, and traditional tremolo sounds that stagger, hop, buzz, ripple, and swirl with unparalleled variety using a brilliantly simple interface. Soar through the sonic scenery as evolving rhythms throb and pulse through your consciousness like stars flickering across the cosmos.

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Delta II

Orion is a true analog spring reverb, and at only 6 ¼ by 4 ¾ inches, it’s the smallest real spring reverb pedal this solar system has ever seen. Finally, real analog reverb that will fit on your pedal board!

To customize your tone, Orion features four control knobs with wide ranges. Dwell allows you to dial in how hard you push the dual springs, for splashy surf tone or a mellower spring sound. The Tone control sweeps between bright and dark reverb tones, effecting only the reverb signal. Mix your desired dry to wet ratio with the Blend control, while Volume adjusts the overall output level of the pedal.

There is no spring splash when stomping on the Orion; and stage interference from kick drums and bass amps won’t affect your sound. However, if you truly wish to confirm Orion’s springs, a swift kick to the front side of the pedal will give you that classic tank crash.

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About WOW Signal
August 15th, 1977: Earth received its first message from the depths of outer space. The Big Ear radio telescope at Ohio State University picked up a strong 72-second signal from the constellation Sagittarius, detected by astronomer Jerry R. Ehman. Circling the frequency code of the signal, 6EQUJ5, on the computer printout Ehman wrote, "WOW!" causing the alien message to become forever known as "The WOW! Signal."

Two precise values by different astronomers were given for this mysterious frequency, 1420.4556Mhz & 1420.356Mhz. Hydrogen resonates at a frequency of 1420.40575177Mhz, which is near dead center of the two values. Since hydrogen is the most abundant element in the universe, it was a meaningful number to researchers, as extraterrestrials might use this frequency to transmit a signal a long distance. Was intelligent life out there trying to communicate with us?

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Wow Signal

The Nebula is a fully blendable, multi-function tone manipulator, allowing for the discovery of unique layered tones from your instrument of choice. Centered around a dual-mode IC fuzz circuit, the Nebula then adds independently blendable high octave and clean signal layers to the mix. Such flexibility makes the Nebula a great companion for bass and synth instruments, in addition to guitar.

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