EarthQuaker Devices Sea Machine V3 Super Chorus *Free Shipping in the USA*
In the words of EarthQuaker Devices:
The Sea Machine ain’t no one-trick seahorse. A variable waveshape LFO (adjustable via the Shape control) modulates your chorus tone from a smooth triangle shape, to a rough and choppy square wave, and an extended delay line which allows you to dive deeper into uncharted modulated waters than ever before.
With this mix of standard and unique controls, everything from subtle warble, classic Leslie, seasick pitch bends, strangled alien sounds, stunted
arpeggiations and many more far out sounds are available. Or you could
just use it as a chorus. That works, too. Oh, and if you’re a bass
player who fancies themselves a fan of the classic 80s post-punk bass
sound, the Sea Machine is pretty much just like (tone) heaven.
We’ve designed the Sea Machine to work well following fuzz / overdrive /
distortion pedals without getting muddy, lowering in output, or breaking
up, because we like running distortion pedals into things. Also, when
engaged, the Sea Machine’s transparent buffer leaves the all-analog dry
signal unaltered and crystal clear.
The Sea Machine ain’t no one-trick seahorse. A variable waveshape LFO (adjustable via the Shape control) modulates your chorus tone from a smooth triangle shape, to a rough and choppy square wave, and an extended delay line which allows you to dive deeper into uncharted modulated waters than ever before.
With this mix of standard and unique controls, everything from subtle warble, classic Leslie, seasick pitch bends, strangled alien sounds, stunted
arpeggiations and many more far out sounds are available. Or you could
just use it as a chorus. That works, too. Oh, and if you’re a bass
player who fancies themselves a fan of the classic 80s post-punk bass
sound, the Sea Machine is pretty much just like (tone) heaven.
We’ve designed the Sea Machine to work well following fuzz / overdrive /
distortion pedals without getting muddy, lowering in output, or breaking
up, because we like running distortion pedals into things. Also, when
engaged, the Sea Machine’s transparent buffer leaves the all-analog dry
signal unaltered and crystal clear.
