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Description
Welcome to the Catalinbread CSIDMAN, an avant-garde musician's dream delay pedal. This device is not shy about its digital nature, with its aesthetic revolving around recreating echoes as authentically as possible, sans any form of filtering.
The pedal allows you to traverse the realms of sonic adventures, offering standard delay controls and a unique twist - the ability to induce intentional digital glitches and stutters. Inspired by the erratic skips in a CD playback, the CSIDMAN lets you control and manipulate these 'errors' to produce a range of sounds, from clean repeats to pseudo-random digital anomalies.
Created by the self-professed gearheads at Catalinbread, the CSIDMAN is a testament to their commitment to making music devices that inspire and excite. This pedal is a perfect example of their innovative spirit, where they create their own market for products loved by players, instead of being driven by existing trends.
Key Features: - Digital delay pedal with 100% analog dry path for authentic echo reproduction. - Built around a powerful digital delay with standard Time, Feedback, and Mix controls. - Features unique Cuts and Latch knobs to control and manipulate glitches and stutters. - Allows a range of sounds from crystal-clear repeats to controlled pseudo-random errors. - Sturdy all-metal housing and high-quality footswitch, ready for the road. - Proudly made in the USA.
Product specs
| Brand | Catalinbread |
| Model | CSIDMAN Digital Delay |
| Finish | Graphic |
| Year | 2010s |
| Made In | United States |
| Categories | Delay Pedals |
FAQs
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What makes the Catalinbread CSIDMAN different from other delay pedals?
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The Catalinbread CSIDMAN is unique for its glitch/stutter effect which mimics the sound of a skipping CD, offering a distinctive, unpredictable delay sound that can add a creative edge to your playing.
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Can the Catalinbread CSIDMAN be used with both guitar and bass?
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Yes, the Catalinbread CSIDMAN can be used with both guitar and bass, providing a unique delay effect that complements a wide range of musical styles.
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Does the Catalinbread CSIDMAN require a specific power supply?
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The Catalinbread CSIDMAN requires a standard 9V DC power supply, which is common for many guitar effects pedals.
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How does the glitch/stutter effect of the Catalinbread CSIDMAN work?
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The glitch/stutter effect on the Catalinbread CSIDMAN is created by an internal microcontroller that randomly skips parts of the delay, emulating the sound of a malfunctioning CD player.
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Is the Catalinbread CSIDMAN suitable for live performances?
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Yes, the Catalinbread CSIDMAN is suitable for live performances, offering unique and spontaneous effects that can enhance your stage presence and sound.
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Catalinbread CSIDMAN Glitch/Stutter Delay
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PROS
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Unique digital corruption delay stands out on pedal boards
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Voltage flexibility (9v-18v) adds signal gain, a versatile power requirement
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Intuitive glitch controls after initial learning curve
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Encourages experimentation with structured chaos in sound
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Clean delay coupled with a complex, non-repeating glitch effect
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Replicates scratched CD effects for nostalgic digital delay
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Works well with other effects for expanding sound possibilities
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Can produce unique sounds and glitches not found in other pedals
CONS
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Mix knob functionality limits usefulness for some (50/50 at noon, subtracts dry signal past that)
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Self-oscillation issues; bypass doesn't stop delay tails
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Random nature means some delays may not produce sound
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Lack of punch and volume in delay effect for some users
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Colors tone, which might not be desired by all users
Owner Insights
We analyzed real musician discussions from forums and Reddit to find what players love, question, and tweak about Catalinbread CSIDMAN.
Mods and upgrades
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A direct swap to a momentary switch, maintaining bypass functionality, is straightforward with basic switch knowledge. Use a multimeter to ensure correct wiring.
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Features and functionality
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The CSIDMAN includes a gain screw and a true bypass switch. Adjusting the gain halfway adds significant gain, often used in a Timeline feedback loop.
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The CSIDMAN can create sporadic skips that lead into oscillation sounds, resembling feedback, adding unique depth to digital delay effects.
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Use cases and applications
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The momentary glitch feature is highly valued for stutter effects, similar to those in Boss DD-series and Digitech Digidelay, but requires precise settings to avoid silence.
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Ideal for glitchy soundscapes, and it pairs effectively with pedals like the Particle V2 for experimental sound design.
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Works well as a studio effect or with a looper; shorter delays maintain rhythm integrity when playing live.
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Noted for its ability to produce dystopian, eerie tones when used with unconventional instruments like a hurdy-gurdy.
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Owners suggest it excels when used with drum machines, providing a controlled chaos that enhances electronic rhythms.
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Artist usage
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According to this page on Catalinbread's website, Noel Gallagher uses several pedals from the Portland-based manufacturer.
On his wife: “All the PR I do for that woman, I didn’t even get a f*cking birthday present last time. F*cking hell! She pulls out that one: ‘But you’ve got everything! How many more effects pedals can I buy you?’ One more! One f*cking more will do. One more!” (Esquire UK, December 2015) By the time grunge officially died, plaid flannel shirts and disillusionment were on their way to becoming trite and vapid. “Teen spirit” was gone and the world’s children needed another subcultural movement before hair metal attempted to resurrect itself. Fortunately, America’s record store employees were ready to fill that void due to their voracious reading of Select and Vox magazines. “Cool Brittania” replaced flannel and disillusionment with the Union Jack and cocky swagger, respectively, and power chords gave way to arpeggios.
Currently using: Echorec, Topanga, Adineko, CSIDMAN, Bicycle Delay
Although the page has been removed from Catalinbread's website since, a history of the page can be viewed here. https://web.archive.org/web/20170518202528/http://catalinbread.com/artists/noel-gallagher/
According to this website he currently uses the Catalinbread Csidman on the Getaway tour.
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