"For quick sale! Funding my life at the moment... this is a PLL pedal unlike no other, and I designed it for synths and drums. I hope you love it.push.pull sputterbox
pulsewidth synth harnmonics
phase (un)locked loops
the end of your audio is saturated in tails of sputtering electricity sounds.
a crunchy analogue sounding bit-crushing synthy thing
a sputtering fm-tuning finish to notes
a fuzzy pitch shifter
a pulse width tremolo synth can be applied to the incoming audio
a similar sound to a blaster as wielded by Han Solo can be achieved pew-pew
a self-oscillating madhouse of recharging capacitors
an additive of not-usual effectology
a distorted, glitchy, fuzzy bass synth
a drone full of clicks and pulses
an 8 bit erratic synthetic hyperdrive
when a combination of knobs are turned up into inaudibly high frequencies, it self-oscillates in unusual ways, often only when an audible signal is not present. This unique self-oscillation can cause frequencies to pulse in the absences, creating synthetic pulses when applied to rhythms.when a combination of knobs are turned down to droning audible frequencies, it acts like an Atari Punk Console with frequencies only modified by the incoming signal.
The push.pull pedal is a synth effect based upon the PLL (Phase Locked Loop) IC, in which the PLL has been “unlocked” and let loose through 10 knobs.
10 knobs
makes your audio really, really loud
true bypass/power priming switch
voltage starve
yellow led
self-oscillation
surface constructed from recycled circuit board
thick epoxy makes it stompable
12v
See video demos at www dot coloringpad dot org
Comes with power supply. Accepts 1/4" ins and outs. Operates best with a line level signal or very loud level for other instruments. Very loud output!"
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