Dr. Scientist Bit Quest

Circuits to Cure Cancer is a group of guitar pedal builders, retailers, reviewers, and musicians who have donated either their products or their time to help raise money for St. Jude's Children's Research Hospital. You know you want to purchase guitar pedals, so why not help children in need at the same time?

About the pedal:

This auction is for the new BitQuest, a digital adventure pedal that we'll be releasing this summer. This special BitQuest for CTCC is in a grey acid etched enclosure by Acid Splash Designs. The pedal's backplate will be personalized and signed for the winner. You'll also receive a Dr. Sci t-shirt in your choice of size plus some stickers and picks.
The BitQuest is a simple multi-effect pedal, it has 8 digital effects that I think are cool and fun and interesting. The effects are a flanger, a pair of HP and LP filters, a bit crusher and sample rate reducer, an infinite reverb, a notch filter, a ring modulator, a pitch shifter, and a 1 second delay.You get 3 controls for the digital effects and 3 analog controls for mix, volume, and treble. The tone and volume knobs only work on the wet signal, your dry signal just passes on through a buffer and meets up at the output. You also get an expression input that takes over for CTRL1.

The BitQuest has 2 modes it can operate in, distorted or clean, selectable by the toggle. The mode changes what controls the effects have. In distorted mode, the patches are all oriented towards being used with a built in high gain digital distortion. One of the three digital controls becomes a gain control with a built-in noise gate. In clean mode the patches are oriented towards being used clean/dry so the gain knob (and on some patches a second knob) becomes an effect parameter control, giving you more power over the clean patches.

The BitQuest is in a 125B enclosure measuring about 4.5" by 2.5". The pedal is true bypass using a relay and soft touch switch. It needs 9VDC and about 60mA, no internal battery. It comes with a lifetime warranty.