The Electro-Harmonix Andy Summers Walking on the Moon Flanger/Filter Matrix Pedal
The Electro-Harmonix Andy Summers Walking on the Moon Flanger/Filter Matrix Pedal is a tribute to the iconic sounds of Andy Summers’ guitar tones during his time with The Police. This pedal offers a unique analog flanger effect that can give you the shimmering, chorus-drenched sound that defined hits like “Walking on the Moon” and more. With three easy-to-use knobs (Color, Range, and Rate), as well as a Filter Matrix switch for a fixed filter effect, this pedal allows you to easily replicate that elusive liquid modulation. Whether you’re looking to capture classic flanged tones or explore new sonic landscapes, this pedal can give you a wide range of creative possibilities.

Embrace the Classic Flanger Sound
The core of the Walking on the Moon pedal is its analog flanger effect, which has been expertly crafted to replicate Andy Summers' iconic sound. The Color knob controls the intensity of the flanger effect, from subtle, chorus-like coloration to more pronounced jet-plane swooshes. Meanwhile, the Range knob determines how far into the low-frequency range the flanger will sweep, allowing you to explore everything from tight, controlled flanging to deep, sweeping modulation. The Rate knob adjusts the modulation speed, giving you the flexibility to create anything from slow, ambient sweeps to fast, quivering vibrato effects.

Filter Matrix for Fixed Filter Effects
A standout feature of this pedal is the unique Filter Matrix switch. When engaged, the switch disables the flanger’s LFO (Low-Frequency Oscillator) and locks the effect in a fixed position. This creates a metallic, filter-like effect that adds an entirely new dimension to your sound. With this feature, you can create powerful and sustained effects without the movement usually associated with traditional chorus or flanger pedals, making it perfect for those seeking more experimental sounds.

Dedicated Outputs for Flexible Sound Sculpting
One of the great features of the Electro-Harmonix Andy Summers Walking on the Moon pedal is the inclusion of dedicated Dry and Flanged outputs. This allows you to separate your dry signal from the wet, flanged signal, offering more control over your tone in your rig. Whether you're running both signals into separate amps or mixing them together, the ability to split the signals gives you more flexibility and a wider array of sound-shaping options.

True-Bypass Switching for Tone Integrity
As with most Electro-Harmonix pedals, the Walking on the Moon features true-bypass switching, meaning that when the effect is disengaged, your tone remains pure and unaffected. This is a must-have for guitarists who need to preserve their original signal when not using the effect. Whether you're onstage or in the studio, this pedal ensures your tone stays true when the effect is not in use, maintaining the integrity of your clean signal.

A Tribute to the Iconic Sound
The Electro-Harmonix Andy Summers Walking on the Moon pedal doesn’t just replicate iconic sounds; it also celebrates the artist’s legacy with special artist edition graphics on the housing. The pedal comes with a tribute poster designed by celebrated artist Laura Josephson, making it a perfect collector’s item for fans of The Police and Andy Summers. This pedal isn't just about sound; it’s about honoring the history of one of the most influential guitarists in rock music.

ConditionBrand New (New)
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Brand
Model
  • Walking On The Moon Andy Summers Signature Flanger / Filter Matrix
Categories
Year
  • 2025
Pedal Format
  • Standard

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