Original Darkglass VMT. Really can’t be beat (although the Fuzzrocious Dark Driving does come close).
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I sold my El Capistan a little while ago to downsize my board and replaced it with a Carbon Copy I had lying around. While the CC is great, Im really missing the El Cap and currently going back and forth with just get a bigger board to accommodate for either repurchasing the El Cap or maybe try out the Volante.Empress Reverb and El Capistan ended my search for reverb and delay. Warped Vinyl ended the GAS for a chorus/vibrato.
Darkglass microtubes X cured my overdrive search. Tc nova repeater cured the delay search. I haven’t looked at drives or delays in a while now. Still looking for everything elseThought this would be a good thread/discussion for people looking and/or interested in pedals that that helped others find "that one" effects pedal they've been looking for. Granted all tastes are subjective and GAS never seems to completely dissolve for some (including myself), but what have been some pedals that have at least calmed your pedal purchasing? Have you found your Holy Grail for a particular effect?
One for me has been the Spaceman Explorer. I'm a phaser junkie and have owned everything from the Phase 90 to the Bi-Phase reissue. While many phasers that I've owned have been awesome, I've never thought about another phaser after acquiring the Explorer. Even though my music has and could change over the years, I don't see this pedal coming off my board in the foreseeable future.
Eventide Pitchfactor gets almost all of my pitch shifting and delay wants. So headcrushingly deep that it kills gas for new pedals - I was GASing so bad for a Tensor, but then realized the PF could do tape stop sounds. There's a bunch of random, glitch and stutter effects under the hood, and you can put together all sorts of tricks (like a suboctave trem).