.PSHC pdls. ∞ Infinity delay - Spring version

With the help of our official partner Olde 303 Music, PSHC pdls are available here again! The ammount of pedals is really limited but the good thing is that they are placed in IN, United States so the shipping should be way faster that it was before. Glad to see everyone again!
George .PSHC pdls.

Hey hey! that one is a bit special cuz of that spring attached but I'm sure you already noticed that :D

the deal is - it's the ∞ delay / standalone noise box crossover. It has all the features of the ∞ delay but also, It has a piezo pickup inside. While nothing is connected to the input of the pedal, all the pedal's surface becomes a pickup so you can beat, scratch or pluck it and then all that noise can be processed by the delay. If you connect something to the input - piezo part turns off, and the pedal starts to work in a usual ∞ delay mode.

Cant attach more than one demo here so if you want to check out the main delay demo, just find it on youtube by ".PSHC pdls. ∞"

∞ Infinity is a delay pedal with warm analog-style sound and some fun tricks.

Besides traditional knobs like volume, delay, repeats and mix it has 3 positions "cut" switch that changes the character of your delayed signal.
In the center position, it voiсed to sound like a vintage analog delay with warm repeats. If you switch it on the upper position you will get darker and bassy repeats like on worn-out tape and on the third position repeats will sound like from the deepest ocean floor where the sun is never shining :)

And the funniest part of that pedal is the momentary feedback switch that virtually turns repeats on maximum while you pressing the switch causing crazy but controllable self-oscillation.

Also ∞ has a nice amount of clean boost if wanted so, for example, you can not only add a delay on your solo part but give it additional volume push. And if you turn Mix on 0 you can use ∞ like simple booster without any delay.

Features

Controls: volume, delay (~500ms max), repeats (123), mix and 'cut' switch
True bypass and feedback switches.
No provision for battery power; DC operation only; 9v center negative (standard for most pedals)

Cut switch and Repeats are a little interactive and require some adjustment if the preset is changed