is a fuzzy feedback modulation machine guaranteed to disrupt your circadian rhythm.
We’re celebrating the holiday with the limited-edition Dream Reaper! The only difference between these laid-back buddies and the Dream Reaper are the aesthetics. White knobs and a green enclosure with leaves on it.
Dream – Self Oscillation Mode
Reap – Only active in Dream mode. It controls the strength of your input as it tussles with the oscillations for dominance. It’s kind of a “tug of war” between the feedback oscillations and the distorted input signal.
Range – Low range cutoff filter capacitor selector.
Bias – How much voltage is applied to the pedal. Also known as a starve control. Think of this as the amount of non-linearity, of the effect regardless of which mode.
Filter – similar to how a filter works on a big muff. Generally more low end and defined midrange towards the left. More defined highs and less low end towards the right.
Cutoff – LPF Controls where the high end of the filter is rolling off. This knob interacts a lot with the Filter knob.
Sense – Only engaged when the Force toggle is switched up
Force – switch engages a built-in “pick up emulator” controlled by the Sense knob
EXP – Overrides Filter knob. We recommend using a 100K ohm potentiometer expression pedal because the filter is designed around a 100K linear pot. Any other pot value may create an undesirable result. This EXP input cannot receive any type of control voltage. Only a passive expression pedal is recommended.
Adventure Audio – Dream Reaper
Adventure Audio – Dream Reaper (Fuzz Modulation)
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