Slow Loris? Florist? What's the difference? // Non-Human Audio & Benson Amps

[@brianh2243]

Very cool! I would like to try in a wet/dry setup, do either of these pedals invert output phase when on?

[@nonhumanaudio]

@@brianh2243 that’s a good question! The Slow Loris does invert the amplified signal but Benson designed the full circuit layout for the Florist so I’d have to check the schematic to know for sure.

[@shanerose5348]

Slow loris is a modern classic

[@nonhumanaudio]

@@shanerose5348 thanks man!

[@esmoroglu]

Thank you so much, are these fully analog pedals?

[@nonhumanaudio]

technically the delay chip they run on is a digital chip, but there is no programming or DSP involved.

[@esmoroglu]

@@nonhumanaudio the power it needs is quite low indeed!👏🏻👋🏼

[@mistercheetah9717]

When will florist be available???

[@nonhumanaudio]

@@mistercheetah9717 very soon! sign up for my mailing list to get the advance announcement!

[@aaroncurtis4476]

Did the Florist get built using surface mount parts?

[@nonhumanaudio]

@@aaroncurtis4476 mostly!

[@DerpRulesAll]

Hey, I know, it's like Mew and Mew Two! 😒 I'll go away now....🚶‍♂️ 🚶‍♀️ 🚶‍♂️ JK, I like both, but I'm intrigued by the Florist, especially how it works with Keyboards and the Harp, of all things. 😊

[@bpsychoz]

Love my Loris and my Unclean

[@nonhumanaudio]

@@bpsychoz glad to hear it!

[@LewWelchThePoet]

🤘👍🏿

[@signalpath]

slow florist

[@chinmeysway]

so latency w a bit of modulation

[@nonhumanaudio]

it's actually moving the time control of a delay chip based on how you're playing to create the modulation. so if you'd consider this latency than every delay pedal has latency.