GREENHOUSE EFFECTS "Self-Titled / Modular Pedal"

Self-Titled / Modular Pedal

A real Transformer pedal that can be anything!

The Self-Titled is a true analog Modular pedal that allows you to change its circuitry and to transform it from an overdrive to a Tremolo, to a Booster, to a Fuzz...

It features an all new design, a specially made enclosure and a reliable relay true bypass switching with an exclusive trick –Stand by switching. You can press the footswitch before you want to engage the pedal and when you do- just release your foot from it and the pedal will be switched on or off accordingly.

To change the circuit, use the provided tools to open the back plate and reveal the circuit. Then carefully extract the socketed circuit module from the motherboard and replace it with another module.

GREENHOUSE EFFECTS "Stonefish / Chorus Vibrato" (SOLD)

Stonefish / Chorus Vibrato

A versatile modulation pedal that captures the essence of classic 80's chorus and much more with all analog circuitry.

Featuring tone and width knobs on top of the standard rate and depth knobs, enables you to have that sparkly 80's chorus or to tone down the high end when using after a distortion pedal. The width knob changes the delay time to have the effect mellowed, like vintage chorus or drastic like modern choruses.

GREENHOUSE EFFECTS "Goldrive / Overdrive"

A highly dynamic, transparent and natural sounding overdrive. With lots of headroom to push a tube amp the proper way.

The Goldrive works better than most overdrive pedals when used with Humbucker equipped guitars. It is transparent and open, not overly compressed and cleans up well with volume change.

The Gold knob ads sparkle and punch to the higher frequencies. At highergain settings the texture of the sound gets complex and thick with a tube like feel and it delivers a balanced, throaty crunch that borders good old distortion

GREENHOUSE EFFECTS "Retro Sky / Delay" (SOLD)

A Vintage sounding Delay pedal with Phaser!

The Retro sky shares some classic circuit topologies with old analog delay pedals. It incorporates a Phillips SA571 Compounder for smooth feedback. With Over 1000ms of delay time and almost infinite repeats the Retro Sky is perfect for ambient and psychedelic Rock. On top of that, it has an analog Phaser built in to make those long trails swirl.

Engage the Phaser on with the small toggle switch. You can control the speed of the Phaser effect with the Rate knob. The mix knob controls the Delay signal level and can make it accede the dry signal level. Set the Delay time with the Delay knob. The Repeats knob controls the number of repeats, from slap-back echo to self-oscillation.