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Here is a new one from our favourite local pedal maker. Hunter Pedals are always good. Hand-made. Good components true to form. Solid builds. Beautiful enclosures. Most importantly though, Hunter has excellent taste and is particular about which pedals inspire him. You can be certain that they will always be rare, unique & desirable.

This one is their take on the Dead Air Bow Echo. It looks and sounds fantastic.

The Dead Air Bow Echo is a unique, glitchy fuzz/delay guitar pedal known for its "weird sounds and textures," blending fuzz with a digital delay (PT2399 chip) to create crunchy, oscillating, and broken tones, distinct from its sibling, the Hook Echo, offering fixed fuzz but with intense modulation and feedback controls for chaotic, warped sounds. It's popular with experimental musicians for its lo-fi artifacts and ability to produce extreme, noisy textures.

Key Characteristics:

Fuzz & Delay Combo: It's a fuzz and delay pedal where the fuzz and repeats interact, creating fuzzy, crunchy delay tails and glitchy sounds.

Interactive Controls: Knobs like Time, Starve, Diffuse, and Feedback interact, allowing for complex sound shaping.

Modulation: Features a Modulation control (different from the Hook Echo's Distress) for wobbly, broken sounds, especially when turned up.

Lo-fi Artifacts: The PT2399 chip introduces artifacts, especially at longer delay settings, contributing to its unique character.

Fixed Fuzz: Unlike the Hook Echo, the Bow Echo has a fixed fuzz circuit, with its Input Gain acting as a fuzz control but the fuzz character itself is set.

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