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That would be my dream Spaceman pedal. Small enclosure. Range, speed, and resonance knobs. Two small trims for Mix and level. Switch for maybe two waveforms or a stage switch. One can dream right
Interesting release. Now two trem pedals from Spaceman, granted the Voyager is a legacy pedal. Hoping they offer a chorus in this form factor in the future.
nice! I have still yet to find a trem I like more than the EQD Hummingbird, but this seems cool!
Makes me wonder if the Delta II is really just a stripped down, upgraded version of the Voyager I, minus the drive side, which we know was taken, and made into its own pedal, the Apollo VII.
I ordered the red version and am very curious how it sounds with my setup. I didn't expect a trem, tbh, and was hoping for something more chorusy, but I'm sure it's gonna be good.
Love trems and this one sounds killer in guitar demos. Had the blue one in my cart but didn't move forward, persuading myself i'm more on choppy trems and tap tempo side of things. But this blue one...
Looking to get my hands on an Explorer.
Willing to do cash outright, but also have trade bait for anyone interested
Willing to do cash outright, but also have trade bait for anyone interested
Sorry but I am pretty meh on the Delta. First off - what a crap name. And second - it’s all the most boring parts of the
voyager without the thing that makes it special. Which is the envelope modes. We’ll see if I get one eventually but I am in no rush. Plus where the heck are the none standard Auroras?
voyager without the thing that makes it special. Which is the envelope modes. We’ll see if I get one eventually but I am in no rush. Plus where the heck are the none standard Auroras?
Ymmv, but I think it's far from being meh. I've only had a few short minutes with the pedal, so far, but I really like it. Pristine audio quality (as usual with Spaceman) and quite a few tonal options at hand. I like the 'lag'-knob a lot as it gives you quite a bit of flexibility setting up your tremolo sound. I was pretty sceptical at first because I'm not really into trems that much, but, like I said, I dig this one.
do you have a Voyager? That’s why I think it’s meh.
Nope, I don't. I actually had to look that one up, but I can see where you're coming from, now.
They posted on their Facebook the other day that not all pedals will have limited series going forward.
That's a bit of a bummer, but I get it. The pedal is still really amazing. I'm just a slut for collecting things.
great price on a white Saturn V. These dont come up often, and this is cheaper than usual
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Got a Gemini IV headed my way. This will be my first trek into orbit with Spaceman effects and im really looking forward to it
Mercury IV has landed.
initial thoughts:
Lighter version of the Saturn VI. Saturn is a fatter drive, but the harmonics on the Mercury are more crunchy. It sounds incredible through my Ashdown Little Bastard. Just makes everything sounds better in a subtle way.
more to come…
initial thoughts:
Lighter version of the Saturn VI. Saturn is a fatter drive, but the harmonics on the Mercury are more crunchy. It sounds incredible through my Ashdown Little Bastard. Just makes everything sounds better in a subtle way.
more to come…
