Beam Splitter Automatic Triple Tracker Distortion

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The Beam Splitter is a single pedal meant to create a massive sound. It is three different takes on overdrive, voiced to work together perfectly. Two of them can be delayed in time, and all three can be run in parallel or split out to three separate sources.    Beam Splitter takes a mono input and makes it wildly bigger than before.  Things stretch in time and compress in dynamics, and a rich harmonic wash is achieved without sacrificing clarity.   • Triple tracking overdrive/distortion pedal • 3 different parallel drive/distortion sections with individual gain and volume controls and adjustable delay and individual outputs o Purple – hard clipping distortion – the pedal’s core gain sound o Green – soft or hard clipping overdrive with the light and bright sound  o Blue - transistor Overdrive - most neutral and reactive with a medium gain range • Offers triple-tracked drive tones with impressions of flanging, chorusing or broken vibrato, depending on the settings • Individually adjustable delay time on Green and Blue distortion sections • Feedback controls for Green and Blue distortion sections to add intense filtering or trailing delays depending on Time setting • Deviate Control for adjusting randomness of delay time variation in Blue and Green drive sections – for a more realistic sense of doubled players • EXP input – for controlling Deviate knob remotely  • Relay bypass switching • Made in the USA • Powered by 9V DC PSU  o (centre -, 2.1 mm, 150 mA current draw)    We’re not trying to be philosophical here. Like, literally, what is a big sound? To be washed in sound, does it have to be one big sound, or will a number of small sounds do the trick? To create a wall of sound, same question, but also how does it stay solid, we mean to say how can sound waves make a wall, and is it just a moment in time; will it always crash down? While we’re at it, what’s the difference between sound waves and light waves? Probably something sciency, which is beyond our purview here