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Old Blood Noise Black Fountain V3 Delay Pedal

Art.nr: OBN-BLAFTNV3

3.190,-

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Old Blood Noise Endeavors

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Black Fountain Delay V3
Oil-can liquid sonics - expanded

It’s time to bathe your tone in liquid sonic gold again! With the Black Fountain Delay V3, Old Blood Noise Endeavors take their iconic oil-can delay emulation and greatly expands on it. Heavily increased delay time (around 1 sec), Tap Tempo, subdivisions, programmable expression control and momentary infinite feedback, are all new features that will make the pedal’s warm and drippy vintage tones perfectly echo the wants and needs of modern-day musicians.

• Oil-Can Delay Pedal with 3 Delay modes - Modern, Organ and Vintage
• Greatly expanded delay time - from 30ms up to almost 1sec
• Tap Tempo and Subdivisions - for precise control over delay time or modulation rate
• Momentary Feedback feature - press and hold tap tempo to max out feedback
• Expression Control - program and control Time, Feedback or both with your foot
• Internal Level Trimpot -boost or attenuate the output of the pedal
• Hand-made in Oklahoma, USA
• Powered by a regular 9 V DC PSU
(center -, 2,1 mm, ~90 mA current draw)

The Black Fountain was the pedal that started it all for Old Blood Noise Endeavors. Just like the company has rapidly evolved over the years, it’s time for their firstborn to take a step up the evolutionary pedal ladder.

In the V3, first the delay time has been greatly expanded, which now almost reaches a full second in Modern and Vintage modes. These modes emulate the echoes of units like the Fender Echo-Reverb, Tel Ray Model 10 and Morley EDL, but the Black Fountain lets you go far beyond the echo potential of those classic units. With your standard delay controls like Time, Feedback and Mix and the unique Fluid control, which introduces wobbly modulation into the echoes, you can sculpt anything from vintage slapbacks, long sonar-like ambient trails, warbly fluctuating textures and short reverb-like sounds. You can even conjure gritty lo-fi tape modulation and saturation when using Vintage mode, since it’s slightly dirtier and grainer than Modern mode.

On the other hand, Organ mode was designed to emulate short-delay oil-can units like the Tel-Ray Deluxe Organ Tone and Fender Dimension IV, hence it sports a fixed delay time of 211 ms and gives you greater control to sculpt the modulation. In this mode, Fluid controls the modulation rate, Time sets the modulation depth and Feedback controls the length of the trail.

With the addition of Tap Tempo and three different subdivision modes to the pedal, it’s become super easy to keep those Modern and Vintage echoes rolling tightly in time with the music. While in Organ Mode, Tap Tempo allows you to instantly set the speed of the modulation on the fly. But the fun doesn’t stop there! Simply press and hold the Tap Tempo switch and hear your echoes stretch out into a warm sonic blanket of awesomeness, as the delay feedback momentarily gets maxed out. Great for ambient pads, reverb-like swells, sound-on-sound textures and delay drones.

Finally, the expression input has become super clever, as you can now program the heel and toe positions of your sweep. This lets you minutely change the position of either the Time, Feedback knob or both at the same time, effectively letting you jump between two perfectly preset delay tones, just by rocking your foot.

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Old Blood Noise Endeavors

Old Blood Noise Endeavors started in a garage, sort of. In reality, it is the return to the garage. After spending some time working for and building up some now established pedal companies, it seemed right, if not prudent, to give it a go in our own way, making the weird, niche based effects that we so often like to hunt down and use in our own musical projects. So here we are, Brady Smith and Seth McCarroll, making pedals, making and listening to music, drinking coffee, thinking about but never pulling the trigger on writing a screenplay, and waiting for the next Mads Mikkelsen movie to come out. With the help of some talented friends and employees we’ve been able to keep this thing rolling.