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Way Huge Supa-Puss Analog Delay Pedal with Tap Tempo

Analog Delay Pedal with Up to Three Seconds of Delay Time, Tap Tempo, and Chase Mode
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Create surreal sonic echoes with the Way Huge Supa-Puss analog delay pedal! You get up to three seconds of delay time for ultra-ambient effects, plus Tap Tempo so you can dial-in the effect on the fly. You can choose from four different time divisions, including dotted eighths and triplets. For truly wild effects, use the Chase Mode to automatically cycle through the time divisions in different ways. If rich analog delay is a must-have part of your tone, you'll more than satisfied with the Way Huge Supa-Puss analog delay pedal.

Way Huge Supa-Puss Analog Delay Pedal at a Glance:
  • Long delay times for a wide range of effects
  • Chase Mode creates sounds you haven't heard from a delay pedal before
Long delay times for a wide range of effects

With the rate knob on the Way Huge Supa-Puss, you can dial in delay times up to 900ms. Use the tap tempo footswitch, and you'll have access to up to three seconds of delay time. With the Supa-Puss, you can explore everything from near-instant slapback delays to haunting, ambient echoes.

Chase Mode creates sounds you haven't heard from a delay pedal before

The Supa-Puss lets you choose from four different time division values, from quarter notes through 16th notes. But for wilder delay effects, the Supa-Puss has a Chase Mode that automatically cycles through these different time divisions, creating gobs of analog-delay-weirdness along the way.

Way Huge Supa-Puss Analog Delay Pedal Features:
  • All-analog delay pedal with up to three seconds of delay time
  • Expression pedal input for controlling delay time
  • Gain control adds grit to the delayed signal
  • Tone control lets you choose how dark or bright you want the delay to sound
  • Four note division values: quarter note, dotted eighth note, eighth note triplets, and 16th notes
  • Chase Mode automatically cycles through the time division values for wild effects
  • Requires 1 x 9V or power supply (not included)
Drench your tone with analog delay, with the Way Huge Supa-Puss!

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Tech Specs

  • Pedal Type: Delay
  • Analog/Digital: Analog
  • Max Delay Time: 3 seconds (3000ms)
  • Inputs: 1 x Instrument
  • Outputs: 1 x 1/4"
  • Power Source: 9V DC power supply (sold separately)
  • Batteries: 1 x 9V
  • Height: 1.75"
  • Width: 3.75"
  • Depth: 4.7"
  • Weight: 0.9 lbs.
  • Manufacturer Part Number: WHE707

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Reviews

A main stay
This pedal has become a main stay on my paddleboard in any time that I do a record session it is an absolute monster
Music background: Studio work
Excellent Delay Pedal, Supa-Versatile
I was looking for a good analog delay pedal with tap tempo and modulation for my keyboard rig, and the Supa-Puss has more than delivered. It's one of the best sounding analog delays I've come across; warm repeats that gradually decay, does the analog delay-thing where you can make very musical spaceship noises and go into self-oscillation.

I'm most impressed by the amount of tweak-ability that it has. Aside from the standard Delay/Feedback/Mix controls, you can adjust modulation depth and speed (I prefer moderate depth and slow speed for more of a chorus effect, but you can get really trippy here), and it has gain and tone controls (I like gritty, dark repeats).

I've played around with the chase mode, and it is oodles of fun, but definitely best used for more experimental settings. Subdivisions are nice to have either way. One warning: the mix knob is pretty sensitive, but once you get the hang, it's a stellar delay.
Music background: Professional Keyboardist
A very crazy delay for the connoisseur
This is definitely the craziest analog delay pedal that i I have ever played.
Now, I also own the Aqua Puss amd Echo Puss, since the Echo Puss is basically an improved Aqua Puss (or at least that is what I understand) the echo puss has the modulation controls in the front of the pedal along with others like tone I think. Now, these two pedals sound great! They have an amazing warmth and just really good analog tone.
Not so much with the Supa Puss. Now, the Supa Puss has the most amount of features, it's the longest but it doesn't sound the same... even with the gain (grit) knob all the way down you still hear that kind of concrete room type dynamics. Very lo fi. I don't say this as a bas thibg because some of you might like the lo fi wuality of the repeats or like me, you just have so many other great soundig pedals that it's ok to play somethig as gritty and lo fi ish as the supa pus.
But that is just the tip.
The supa has modulation controls depth, rate. Gain which adds grit or distortion and tone ... also when you press the feedback button you select a different sibdivision... there is something about the J Tripps subdivisions for me that are incredibly musical and rythmic, even on the echo puss it has that dotted 8th rythmic tone it dmsounds great. But anyways the supa sounds great in any subdivision you choose. It goes up to 900 ms a serious lenghth for an analog delay!!! It has a tap tempo button , another unexpected feature for an analog delay and it can go up to 3 or 4 seconds with the tap tenpo button and it creates an extremely degraded, bit crushed signal that is , oh my god... heavenly... all of this can only be done with digital control... and trips came out with the "Digital Brain , Analog Heart" a lot before chase bliss... but hey, I love chase bliss... not knocking it.
All of this is incredibly inspiring and you can come up with very weirs textures, oscillation and just crazy sounding repeats. Oh but when you press and hold the feedback button the subdivisions start to sequence. So they move feom one to the other making this glitchy, tremolo like effect... you have to hear it to understand .
You can chance the speed, the order of the sequence it can go one way, backwards, random, two on one side two on thw other... man did George put a lot of thought and love into this pedal and it might be one of the most underrated pedals in the way huge line.
Hook it up to an expression pedal for extra fun!
Bottom line, this pedal does what most pedals don't. Even digital ones. It's a little hard to tame at the beggining with the mix knob and gain , but you get used to it quickly... people takong off 2 stars because of something like that seems a little harsh but everybody can judge the gear however they want.
This oedal can be a ver simple delay, just select the time and repeats. Or it can be a more complicated beast. But not too complicated. But your choice.
I think this pedal is definitely worth having. It's very unique, very high quality, very fun, very good, by the way the guy that made this George Trips has also made the aqua puss, carbon copy, helped with the line 6 , and many ither delays. He is the delay master!
Music background: Guitarist/ Experimentalist
Another amazing analog delay
This is an awesome analog delay which you can create some crazy custom patterns. Worths every penny. Welcome to the world of inspiration.
Music background: Professional musician
Cool...
I have lots of other delay pedals but there's something about this that brings out different ways of playing. It has some grit so it's not a super clean digital delay. While it doesn't have presets it has that immediacy of hands on knobs. The modulation and tone controls give a surprising amount of flexibility. The delay knob gives up to 900 ms delay and you can stretch it up to 3 seconds using the tap tempo but that results in some wild aliasing (like ring modulation) effects, which are either really annoying or maybe interesting (your call, right). It is kind of pricey and I got mine used but I was comparing it to a deluxe memory man and it won (and I love EHX stuff)...
Music background: Pro (30+years)