Here they are. Interested in trades for funk-oriented pedals in general and an Iron Ether Polytope, Moog MF-101 LPF, and Dunwich pedals in particular.
*SOLD* COG T65 Analog Octave
Basically the best analog octave there is. Tracks better than basically everything, including the OC-2 (yes, it can do all of those sounds and then some). Does both down and up, plus has a filter to smooth out the sound, plus has a blendable effects loop that is really fun (especially with filters and fuzz).
Bass demo here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UEvfbd4c6ZM
$155 shipped CONUS *SOLD*
Iron Ether Divaricator
This thing splits your bass signal into two parts and then sends one part off to effects and then you can blend it back in, so you can put it through the craziest stuff you've got and still make a usable bass tone out of it and not piss off your band. It can also send lows to a bass amp and highs to a guitar amp. It has a threshold knob so you can make effects respond just to louder playing dynamics. It has three switchable, blendable "exciters" on it. One is like a harmonics-adding distortion that's actually really useful, especially with darker instruments. There's also one that generates octave-up harmonics and makes a kind of organ-y sound if you have it turned up, and a phase-coherent reverb that's pretty interesting.
It is worth noting that this works best with pedalboards in a typical arrangement (connected in series) and not through a loop switcher unless you want to put the entire switcher into the pedal's loop, which works pretty well. You could load it full of all manners of weirdness.
I've obviously got the box and everything. The green dots are dry erase marker.
More info and AWESOME demos here:https://ironether.com/pedals/divaricator/
$200 shipped CONUS
*SOLD* COG T65 Analog Octave
Basically the best analog octave there is. Tracks better than basically everything, including the OC-2 (yes, it can do all of those sounds and then some). Does both down and up, plus has a filter to smooth out the sound, plus has a blendable effects loop that is really fun (especially with filters and fuzz).
Bass demo here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UEvfbd4c6ZM
$155 shipped CONUS *SOLD*
Iron Ether Divaricator
This thing splits your bass signal into two parts and then sends one part off to effects and then you can blend it back in, so you can put it through the craziest stuff you've got and still make a usable bass tone out of it and not piss off your band. It can also send lows to a bass amp and highs to a guitar amp. It has a threshold knob so you can make effects respond just to louder playing dynamics. It has three switchable, blendable "exciters" on it. One is like a harmonics-adding distortion that's actually really useful, especially with darker instruments. There's also one that generates octave-up harmonics and makes a kind of organ-y sound if you have it turned up, and a phase-coherent reverb that's pretty interesting.
It is worth noting that this works best with pedalboards in a typical arrangement (connected in series) and not through a loop switcher unless you want to put the entire switcher into the pedal's loop, which works pretty well. You could load it full of all manners of weirdness.
I've obviously got the box and everything. The green dots are dry erase marker.
More info and AWESOME demos here:https://ironether.com/pedals/divaricator/
$200 shipped CONUS
