jimdunlopusa | 4 months ago

Dunlop Manufacturing honors some of the first pedals to put designer Jeorge Tripps and his Way Huge brand on the map in the mid '90s, next up is the Aqua-Puss Analog Delay.

This partnership has done more than just bring the pedal back from the realm of hard-to-find cult collector “unobtainium”—it’s also given Mr. Tripps a chance to evolve his design and pedal size for today's sonic voyagers.

The Aqua-Puss Analog Delay is famous for its bright, jangly repeats and wonderfully straightforward operation. Now, all of that wholesome goodness comes in a Way Huge Smalls housing that your pedalboard will love you for. With 20ms to 300ms of delay time on tap, this pedal is all about tone-thickening and old school slap-back. The Feedback control regulates delay duration and intensity, but beware! Extreme settings are known to throw this pedal into wild, space-and-time-warping self-oscillation. Use the Blend knob to set a balance between dry and delay signals, from mild to wild! The Aqua-Puss Analog Delay is a must for players who want to add a little depth to their tone or conjure up some slap-back sweet enough to earn the envy of any rockabilly or country legend.
https://www.jimdunlop.com/way-huge-smalls-aqua-puss-analog-delay/

SPECIAL THANKS:
Tal Morris, Eli Nelson, and James Deprato
(live performance and musical compositions)
Universal Audio
https://www.uaudio.com/
Stager Microphones
https://stagermicrophones.com/
Telefunken Elektroakustik
https://www.telefunken-elektroakustik.com/

Recorded with the gear seen on screen using a UA Apollo 8x interface along with Stager 2n, SR66 ribbon microphones and Telefunken TF47 tube condenser microphone.