Running for 78

        Ezhi & Aka are made in small batches, therefore inventory tends to rotate (and sell out quickly). This is why you may see "Out of Stock" more often than our other dealers. Broms, arrived 8/2/24. Running for 78 listed and sold out 8/15/24.  Terrible Mothers are available for pre-order. Shipping in September. 

We will try to restock both Running for 78 and Polarized Flutter & Echo in September as well.

Shipping dates  are Pending...

Running for 78 is a CD skip/glitch/sample rate reducer pedal inspired by the way old portable CD players would glitch when shaken, for example when you are running for a bus with the player being attached to your belt.

Based on a 12 bit obsolete delay IC using old 256Kbit memory IC, this pedal provides very natural sample rate reduction ranging from slight lofi tone to complete destruction beyond note recognition, but this is just the beginning.

The main feature is the CD skip/glitch effect controlled via envelope or a built in IR sensor. Simply moving your foot over the sensor chops the signal into tiny delayed pieces and scans through them producing the effect.

Envelope control provides more straightforward glitch modulation controlled entirely by your playing.

Control sources can be combined.

Both controls can affect the sample rate for pitch and tone destruction too.