I also decided to do a swell test, some of you might recognize the track ;)

Here I tested out the oscillation, which I have to admit (as well as apologize in advance for saying) kind of sounds like someone using the bathroom.

Wow. Sounds like an awesome pedal. Someone has some funtimes ahead! =]

I can't wait to see these sounds incorporated!

Oh man this thing is awesome! The folks at Catalinbread are very hard workers, as evidenced by their incredibly faithful stompbox recreations of classic amp tones, delay units, etc.  This falls into the delay units category: modeled after the Binson Echorec most notably used by David Gilmour of Pink Floyd.  Knobs are as such: Mix, Swell (essentially the amount of repeats), Tone (goes from fully dark to fully bright), Delay Time, and finally what I have resigned myself to calling a "Head Selector" knob which has 12 presets that employ many different combinations of the four heads you would find on an actual Binson unit.  Internally, there are some more capabilities of the pedal you can tweak as well.  For instance, there is an internal switch to select between either True Bypass or Buffered Tails modes.  There is also an internal gain trimpot, as well as a trimpot to control the modulation for the repeats.   This pedal does not operate on battery power, however it can operate on either a 9v or even an 18v DC adapter for more headroom.  In this demo, you will hear all 12 presets demoed preceded by a single harmonic note to show you what each preset sounds like on its own before I play it in more detail.  Following the preset demos, I also did a volume swell test with my track "Asleep Through Infinity" as well as an oscillation test.  Enjoy! :)

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