Dunlop announces the arrival of Way Huge Ring Worm, an analog modulator effects pedal.
Dunlop and JHS welcomes the new member of the Jeorge Tripps-designed “Way Huge” guitar pedals line – Ring Worm Modulator.
Ring Worm is rooted on old school synthesizers, it was designed to mimic classic synth vibes while employing modern day stomp box design. With just one twist of the 5-way selector knob, you can get five waves of LFO (Low Frequence Oscillator) which you can graciously apply on your tone. What you will get are bizarre and unpredictable modulations.
You can variate even further by adjusting the Depth knob to your preferred intensity. You can also tweak the Rate knob controls to make sure your LFO is using the right speed. The Frequency and Blend knobs will let you control the mix of the pitch and effects. You can further enhance the functionality of the Ring Worm Modulator by getting an expression pedal.
So if you are into anything except conventional, this is a nice pedal to play around with. You can use it to accentuate certain parts or you an go all out and apply it to entire songs.
Way Huge and Dunlop products are distributed in the UK and Eire by John Hornby Skewes (JHS) & Co. Ltd. Current retail price is at £179.00
For more information and details, visit JHS website.
Here is a video showcasing what the Ring Worm Modulator can do:
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