Hungry Robot Pedals - Aether Modulating Delay

[@craigbragg2842]

Hungry Robot makes such unique and fun pedals. I love my Wardenclyffe Deluxe and my Wash v2. Think I need one of these as well.

[@EricMerrow]

They make absolutely amazing pedals!!

[@mistershabadoo]

A lot of times, a guitarist can really adapt their playing style to a strange modulation pedal and really make it work. It can inspire new ideas and breathe new life into old riffs you don’t know what to do with. This is a great example of that kind of gear. I’d love to put this on my board! A terrific representation of this killer blue box! Cheers!

[@EricMerrow]

Thank you so much!!!

[@dyaz_de]

Anticipating this one a lot, thanks for the cool demo! Really shortens the wait and gives me a good idea what I've got myself into. Given how much I liked the sound and feel of Hungy Robot's Moby Dick, I'm excited to see how far I get with this beast of a delay.

[@EricMerrow]

Thanks for watching! You’re gonna love the pedal!!

[@chriscurran1967]

Man that is one crazy sounding pedal Eric!!! I really liked how you were able to weird out your playing style to match what that pedal was doing!!! Great job as always!!!🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼

[@EricMerrow]

Thank you so much Chris!!

[@R1GAMBLER]

that box sounds fantastic! Lunar Echo Delay vibes.

[@EricMerrow]

Thanks a ton for watching!!!

[@manuelsirotti4940]

Beautiful pedal. I'm just sorry that there is no mixer with dry / wet. Why :( ?

[@EricMerrow]

I’m not sure I follow. The “echo” control is the blend of wet/dry

[@manuelsirotti3793]

@@EricMerrow Ah ok, so the echo knob controls the amount of dry and wet. Good ! But I don't know if it eliminates the dry signal completely

[@EricMerrow]

@@manuelsirotti3793 the dry signal is always present, but at the top of the echo control, the wet signal is louder than the dry