Way Huge Electronics Ring Worm Ring Modulator - Pedal of the Day

Way Huge Electronics Ring Worm Ring Modulator

Posted By Pedal of the Day on Friday, March 18, 2016 in Dunlop Electronics, Ring Modulator, Way Huge Electronics | 0 comments




Continuing this week’s unscheduled jump into the pool filled with the freakiest pedals we could find, we came across an effect that can strike fear into the hearts of many players just by its very mention: the Ring Modulator. While each ring mod is definitely it’s own beast, there’s something special about today’s featured pedal from Way Huge Electronics that really takes your breath away. Let’s take a look at the Ring Worm Ring Modulator, shall we?

Blend and Freq are the two main, big control knobs that stand out immediately on the Ring Worm. The Blend knob mixes the wet and dry signals to taste, while the Freq knob determines the pitch of the internal oscillator. There’s a slightly smaller Mode knob below these two giants as well, which lets you select between 5 different LFO shapes (envelope follower, random, square, step-sine and sine), adding bizarre and unpredictable amounts of modulation to the effect.

Two even smaller knobs reside below these main three, and they exist to control the Width of the LFO sweep and the overall Rate of the LFO itself. The Ring Worm also features an Expression Pedal jack for complete control over the Freq knob, and it runs at 18v too, for plenty of headroom as well.

Exciting, unpredictable and just plain fun, this is one pedal that will bring hours and hours of pure musical enjoyment. Unfortunately, the Ring Worm has been discontinued, and is both getting harder to find and rising in price each day. If you can find one and have the means, we highly recommend picking one up. Be sure to check out the Way Huge Electronics/Dunlop website as well, as they keep making awesome pedals year after year, and have a whole slew of stuff you’ll want to investigate.

 

 

Submitted by Mike B, Website

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