Sometimes you meet someone and you instantly feel like you have known them for ever. They are unusual, but welcoming, warm and familiar. I do not feel like this pedal is the bus I am chasing. It is the one I am running with trying to catch the bus we missed.

I bought this pedal with the intention of preserving low end on bass while using guitar pedals. This does exactly that. I put a compressor in the low end loop in order to get consistent lows and then put an octave fuzz in the high loop. The result is an aggressive, mix-cutting tone that doesn't lose any of the bass register. Highly recommended for bass players!

Electronic Audio Experiments made a post a while back about how every pedal is either a tool, toy, instrument, or art object. This is what I would call an art object/instrument. It doesn’t necessarily play itself but it doesn’t have much predictability once you turn one of the many interactive knobs. Having owned a polarized flutter + echo before this, I had a flashback of trying to figure out how the controls interacted while simultaneously missing that pedal and that’s when it dawned on me. Dial in a setting that sounds good on paper, then just play the instrument and let the pedal play along with you. Thank you Alexey for making such beautiful and unique pedals. This one is a keeper <3

All Ezhi and Aka pedals are alive in a really unique and organic way. This is no exception, it seems to breathe and pulse between it's squirming and freaking out. It is wild, but if you spend some time with it you will find out that it is also capable of being truly beautiful.

This thing is amazing on bass. That tube screamer that always sounded terrible on bass? Definitely usable now. Fuzz pedal that sounds amazing on bass? Make them sound better. Combine a fuzz for below 160 hz and a distortion for above. Why not? Different reverbs separated at 250 hz? Why not? It’s really amazing - range of the crossover frequency, the ability to balance between the two loops, switch them on a dime, and the clean blend and phase switch make it the ultimate utility pedal.

Perfect for the gnarly tape sound without the usual modulation common to most lo-fi tape warble pedals. This is more like retracting tape from a walkman after it has chewed it up or having to yank your tape back from under tarmac as the council finally get round to resurfacing your street. Doug at Mid-Fi is a master at the tape effects, so you're in safe hands with this one.

Great pedal. I bought it for bass but so far it’s been great in the effects loop of my Rhodes Suitcase. I got overdrive on the lows and a phase 100 on the highs. The wet dry and blend knobs on the pedal are where it’s at. If you have a lot of pedals, this is one addition will multiply the possibilities!

A strange pedal with delay and almost granular/glitch qualities. It takes time to dig into but it is also surprisingly intuitive and extremely satisfying. If your looking for new and interesting sounds, I would recommend this and every Ezhi & Aka pedal.

Awesome

This is a lovely, touch-sensitive OD that really lets the unique character of your guitar and amp shine through. Suitable for any type of music that requires a tiny bit of grit to fall on drive, this is one of my go to dirt boxes.

An harmonically rich and nuanced pedal. Loving the sounds I’m getting out of this. A great addition to my sonic palette

I opened up my new pedal, and for whatever reason, it wasn’t working for me. I emailed about a refund and they sent over a replacement right away. Great service and I will order from here again! Love the pedal too. Perfect for me as a massive Beatles fan!

There are few fuzz pedals that compare the some of the old Colorsound fuzzes I have of have had, but this is one!
You will definitely get the Sgt Peppers riff sound, plus much more!

Exceptional pedal! Allotted time is required to conceptualize what you’re doing with the pedal; nevertheless, an admiring pedal to scrutinize. Highly recommend if you ever get a chance to purchase one. Also, swift shipping and superb packaging.

I like the Wash a lot. I had the V1 a few years ago, but sold it and was missing it recently. It really does the subtle "under your playing" ambiance better than most with its darker tone. I also like the glitchy artifacts you can get with the red knobs cranked--it is more musical, in my opinion, than the usual runaway oscillations that get super crunchy. Tone-wise, the V2 sounds the same as the V1 to me. I like the addition of the tap tempo, though I wish it was a soft footswitch for tapping and that the LED would indicate the tempo. Still, especially at this price point, I don't think you can find a better ambient/post-rock-in-a-box pedal.