Death by Audio Space Bender

Name: Death by Audio Space Bender
SKU: 196852363278
Availability: PreOrder

€ 355

Delivery time around 13 days

Death by Audio Space Bender Chorus/Modulator replicates and warps your signal into beautiful and organic transmissions from a dimension somewhere beyond linear time.

Under the hood lies an array of dynamically modulated delay lines allowing you to craft subtle vintage sci-fi sounds, bending sonic bedlam, and pulsing atmospheres. Never again will you say this chorus pedal just isn’t intense enough!

The Speed and Depth knobs act as the main controls over the delay time and feedback, while simultaneously setting the modulation parameters of the delays. These in combination with the rocker switch settings let you move smoothly through a wide range of effect types allowing for new ways of thinking and experimenting with modulated delay, chorus, and flanger.

Stretch and pull your sound waves to craft glassy bell resonances, massive reverse dive bombs, and seasick demon drones with a simple (but deep) interface. See you on the other side!

Death by Audio Space Bender demo video

Available on backorder

SKU: 196852363278 Category: Chorus

Description

Effect: Chorus/Modulator
Design: Analog
Mono/Stereo: Mono In, Mono Out
Knobs: Speed, Depth
Switches: Delay Time, Modulator, Intensity
Bypass Mode: True Bypass
Power Supply: 9V DC, center negative
Power Consumption: 65 mA
Works on batteries: No
Format: Normal
Made in: USA

Additional information

Weight	0,26 kg
Dimensions	12,7 × 6,7 × 6,2 cm
Category	Stock
Sort	Guitar
Brand	Death By Audio
Type	Chorus
Routing	Mono In / Mono Out

Brand

Death by Audio

Death by Audio is a Brooklyn-based company known for creating innovative and experimental guitar effects pedals. Founded in 2002 by musician and engineer Oliver Ackermann (of the band A Place to Bury Strangers), the company gained a reputation for crafting high-quality, handmade pedals that produce unique, often aggressive sounds. Their designs cater to musicians seeking noise-heavy, distortion-filled, and unconventional tones, with products like the "Fuzz War" and "Echo Dream" becoming popular among experimental rock and shoegaze artists. In addition to its pedals, Death by Audio was also a multi-use space in Brooklyn, which functioned as a music venue, recording studio, and artist collective until it closed in 2014.