Number 64 – MossWave Number 19. This one went to Colorado.
Number 65 – the last and final MossWave – this one runs with the Take Up Serpents Family Band in the Lower Bottoms of Oakland, Ca.
Number 66: A winter Trojan Ram, wherein the purple fur was replaced with purple sparkles since indoor use of industrial adhesive is never advised.
Number 67: The last and final Trojan Ram, where I decided to forego fur and purple for the usual basic brutality. This one rides shotgun to Alex Catona in Costa Rica.
Another experimental vibrato. This one runs with Nate in DC.
Officially Number 70, but I was off on my numbers when I named it. This is what you get when you turn a 24 into a one-knob buzz box.
One of those title pedals everyone likes. In this case, it’s an analog-voiced delay for Rudy in Baltimore based off a Madbean Cave Dweller.
A more-traditional chorus/vibrato with switchable rate and depth controls. Also has toggles for vibrato speed and how chorus-y or vibe you want the thing to be.
Number 74 – Another chorus/vibe combo. This one went to Liz and Tim in Baltimore.
Number 75 and/or Industrial Box Number 3 – a 3-in-one that combines an Ampeg Scrambler, Oberheim S&H and a Clari(not) inspired vibrato. Custom built for Tim Walters.
Number 73 – my take on a Vox Repeat Percussion/Earthquaker Hummingbird tremolo.
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