Zander Circuitry Junipero Aqueous Modulator

This is a super-quirky and awesome retro modulation pedal with 8 different modulation types (see below). Has on-board presets, MIDI control, tap tempo, and sounds fabulous.

Here's Zander's description of the different modes:

1. Chorus/vibrato (with detune): Voiced to replicate the analog chorus pedals that defined the ‘80s, for better or worse. The CTRL knob acts as a detune control to ramp up the intensity or create a doubling effect if used standalone.
2. Multi-voice chorus: 4-voice chorus with a lush, intricate sound that borders on flanger territory at certain settings. The CTRL knob is a depth control for voices 3 and 4.
3. Classic Flanger: Versatile flanger that does everything from fiiltered chorus sounds right through to Jet-plane-swooshing madness, with wide-ranging rate and depth controls that put you in the cockpit. The CTRL knob adds feedback for those intricate flanging sounds.
4. Through-zero Flanger: The strange lovechild of a traditional flanger and a phaser, this effect brings a whole different perspective to what you think you know about flangers! The CTRL knob adds feedback for creating a more intense, vocal-like effect.
5. Phaser: A classic 10-stage phaser that focuses on rate and depth versatility to give you the freedom to explore new frontiers. The CTRL knob acts as a feedback control that lets you create vocal phasing effects.
6. Dual-Wave Tremolo: Variable tremolo that lets you choose the wave, rate, and depth that float your boat. The CTRL knob lets you pick the perfect blend between classic sine wave and a more percussive effect.
7. Harmonic tremolo: It’s a classic for a reason. Amp-style harmonic tremolo that splits the high and low frequencies for instant harmonic heaven. The CTRL knob is a ‘Q’ frequency control that you can use to create vocal, auto-wah tones.
8. Vibe-Phase Tremolo: Inspired by the true pitch vibratos used in the amps of yesteryear. This effect combines elements of pitch, phase and amplitude modulation. Perfect for recreating the notoriously hard-to-achieve sound of a rotating speaker. The CTRL knob takes care of the tremolo’s depth, to give you even more flexibility.