Today Andy is checking out a cool new stompbox from a company that resides in his own backyard—the Nebula, from Portland, Oregon's Spaceman.
The Nebula is a unique, multi-function stompbox, equipped with a dual-mode IC Fuzz circuit that not only can be blended with a high-octave signal from the circuit on the left, but also features a separate clean blend control, allowing users to coax up to three tones from the noisebox at once.
Control-wise, the Nebula features a three-way tone toggle switch for setting the spectrum's sweep, with positions for normal, mid scoop, and high boost. Be sure to check out Andy's full demo above to hear what the brand-new Nebula can do, and click here to get your own now on Reverb.
Gear Used In This Video:
- Amps: Fender '65 Deluxe Reverb RI
- Guitars: Suhr Classic Antique, Jennings Voyager
- Other Pedals: TC Electronic Alter Ego 2
- Recording Gear: Universal Audio Apollo 8 QUAD, OX Amp Top Box Attenuator, Royer R-121
- Drum track: Stefan Pötzsch
- Strings: Ernie Ball Ernie Ball 2720 Slinky Cobalt .011 - .048
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