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OLD BLOOD NOISE ENDEAVORS | Product Code:
768258
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OLD BLOOD NOISE ENDEAVORS Beam Splitter (OBNE)
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Product Condition
| Brand New | Unused, as sold. |
|---|---|
| Mint | Like new, no flaws. |
| Excellent | Barely used, very minor wear. |
| Very Good | Light wear, fully functional. |
| Good | Visible wear, plays fine. |
| Fair | Heavy wear, still playable. |
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Description
Description
A multi-pedal with a strong "alternative spirit" that features three gain sections, two delays, and modulation to add undulation!
The Beam Splitter copies a mono input into three separate channels, applying different drive to each section. This unique distortion device outputs in parallel. It transforms a single input into a soundscape with a grandiose and strange expanse unlike anything you've ever experienced before.
The three sections, each with their own individual tone and volume controls, each have their own distinct character, but they all retain the OBNE's signature alternative and emotional sound. It boasts such a high level of perfection that it would not be out of place if it were released as a standalone distortion device.
PURPLE: Hard clipping distortion that forms the core gain sound of the Beam Splitter. It is the heaviest of the three gain sections and has a strong compression feel. Controlled by the purple knob.
GREEN: Overdrive combining soft and hard clipping. The cleanest and brightest of the three gain sections. Controlled by the green knob.
BLUE: Transistor overdrive. Of the three gain sections, this has the middle gain range and the most natural and responsive character. Controlled by the blue knob.
Two of the three distortion sections can apply delays of up to 125ms, with Time (delay time) and Decay (feedback) settings allowing for a wide range of huge and unique sounds.
The Deviate knob randomizes the delay time, transforming it from a natural, organic atmosphere into a landscape of beautifully decaying decadence. The array of sounds gradually deviates, and before you know it, you'll find yourself in an other-dimensional space where brilliantly colored laser beams intersect.
The sounds you can achieve with Beam Splitter are diverse: strange filters, flangers, lo-fi vibrato, sloppy slapback, dissolving faux reverb, etc. Throw out the stereotypes and explore with your own sense.
- Gain, Volume, Tone controls for each drive section
- Time delay for the Green and Blue sections, up to 125ms
Decay controls feedback. Works in conjunction with Time to create intense filtering and reverberation effects. Devite randomly fluctuates the delay time, creating unique feelings and chorus effects.
- Parallel summed mono output or independent outputs for each section - Deviate can be controlled externally via EXP input - Soft-touch true bypass switch for minimal switching noise - 150mA, 9VDC center negative
The Beam Splitter copies a mono input into three separate channels, applying different drive to each section. This unique distortion device outputs in parallel. It transforms a single input into a soundscape with a grandiose and strange expanse unlike anything you've ever experienced before.
The three sections, each with their own individual tone and volume controls, each have their own distinct character, but they all retain the OBNE's signature alternative and emotional sound. It boasts such a high level of perfection that it would not be out of place if it were released as a standalone distortion device.
PURPLE: Hard clipping distortion that forms the core gain sound of the Beam Splitter. It is the heaviest of the three gain sections and has a strong compression feel. Controlled by the purple knob.
GREEN: Overdrive combining soft and hard clipping. The cleanest and brightest of the three gain sections. Controlled by the green knob.
BLUE: Transistor overdrive. Of the three gain sections, this has the middle gain range and the most natural and responsive character. Controlled by the blue knob.
Two of the three distortion sections can apply delays of up to 125ms, with Time (delay time) and Decay (feedback) settings allowing for a wide range of huge and unique sounds.
The Deviate knob randomizes the delay time, transforming it from a natural, organic atmosphere into a landscape of beautifully decaying decadence. The array of sounds gradually deviates, and before you know it, you'll find yourself in an other-dimensional space where brilliantly colored laser beams intersect.
The sounds you can achieve with Beam Splitter are diverse: strange filters, flangers, lo-fi vibrato, sloppy slapback, dissolving faux reverb, etc. Throw out the stereotypes and explore with your own sense.
- Gain, Volume, Tone controls for each drive section
- Time delay for the Green and Blue sections, up to 125ms
Decay controls feedback. Works in conjunction with Time to create intense filtering and reverberation effects. Devite randomly fluctuates the delay time, creating unique feelings and chorus effects.
- Parallel summed mono output or independent outputs for each section - Deviate can be controlled externally via EXP input - Soft-touch true bypass switch for minimal switching noise - 150mA, 9VDC center negative
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