Description
Jeorge Tripps designed the Way Huge Supa-Puss to push true analog delay past the usual limits. Six bucket-brigade chips generate up to 900ms of delay on their own, and the Tap Tempo switch extends that reach to a full three seconds — plenty of room for washes of ambience that trail off into the distance rather than snapping shut.
Placement-wise, this is a back-of-the-chain pedal through and through: it wants to sit after your dirt and modulation, catching the fully-formed tone and stretching it into space. The Subdivision knob lets you carve repeats into rhythmic fragments, and flipping into Chase mode sends those subdivisions cycling through in shifting patterns — useful for anyone chasing glitchy, unpredictable textures rather than clean slapback.
Beyond the core Delay and Feedback controls, Tripps built in real tone-shaping tools: a Tone knob to brighten or darken the repeats, Gain to push them into gritty saturation, and Speed/Depth controls driving the onboard LFO for shimmering, liquid modulation on the trails. A true Mix knob balances wet against dry, so the pedal can sit anywhere from a subtle slap to a fully drenched wash. An expression pedal input adds hands-free, real-time control over delay time for live swells and pitch-bend-style effects.
- Delay Range: 50ms–3000ms
- Modulation Speed: 1Hz–10Hz
- Input Impedance: 500kohm / Output Impedance: 1kohm
- Signal to Noise: >96dB
- Bypass: True Hardwire Relay
- Current Draw: 43mA / Power: 9V DC
- Expression Pedal: 10kohm Linear (Tip=Wiper, Ring=+5V, Sleeve=GND)
Housed in a rugged 0.09″ anodized aluminum chassis with a quiet relay-based true bypass and blue LED indicator, and powered via Dunlop ECB003 or MXR M237 DC Brick. This bundle includes two 6″ patch cables to get it wired into your board right away.
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