Modulate Everything.

Designer Matthew Farrow took the leash off of what started as an experimental delay engine and Superball is what happened.  It is an uber-flexible LFO, dedicated time sequencing, and resonant low-pass filter that combines for the bounciest digital delay oscillations you can imagine.

Warning: We’re not getting this down off your roof if you get it stuck up there.

Superball is a little different from all of the other Alexander pedals. While it is basically a great-sounding digital delay, it also goes a lot further than that. The pedal features an ultra-flexible LFO (low frequency oscillator) that can control all of the delay parameters, in any amount, in any direction. The LFO can run continuously or be set to “bounce” like a real rubber ball. Top that off with an innovative sequencer that controls only the delay clock, for pitch shifting and time-stretching action, and you’ve got yourself a heck of a fun toy.

Tap the Select button to assign the pedal knobs to one of four control modes:

LO = controls the delay time, repeat, mix, and filter when the LFO is at its low point

HI = controls the delay parameters when the LFO is at max

LFO = knobs change the LFO speed, depth, wave shape, and tap sync or bounce

SEQ = knobs change the sequencer rate, pattern, steps, and tap sync.

Specifications:

Mono input

Dual output (mix signal on tip, dry signal on ring)

Input Impedance: 1M ohms

Output Impedance: 560 ohms

DC 9V only, 100mA or greater

Requires isolated DC power supply

4.7” x 2.6” x 1.5” H x W x D not including knobs

Four presets, expandable to 16 with a MIDI controller

MultiJack enables expression pedal, foot switch, or MIDI input

Neo Morph allows controlling all knobs from expression or MIDI

Ramp footswitch triggers Neo Morph settings

Selectable dry signal source (analog with trails, analog, digital)

USB port for firmware updates and USB MIDI