Unleash the sonic chaos with the Death By Audio Exploding Head, a pedal that propels your guitar's sound into an otherworldly dimension. Inspired by the intense, boundary-pushing sounds of A Place To Bury Strangers, this pedal is not for the faint-hearted. Equipped with three delay circuits connected in series, each with its own set of controls, it allows for an expansive range of sounds from multi-tap echoes to noise-infused swells. Whether you're crafting layers of feedback-drenched soundscapes or sharp slapback tones, the Exploding Head offers unparalleled versatility and depth. Dive into a world where delay is redefined, and your creativity knows no bounds.

Key Features:

• Three delay circuits connected in series for complex sound manipulation
• Individual controls over delay parameters including multi-tap echoes, feedback, and noise
• Capable of producing a wide range of sounds from slapback to swells

Product specs

FAQs

What type of delay does the Death By Audio Exploding Head offer?

The Death By Audio Exploding Head provides a unique, experimental delay effect known for its unpredictable, cascading sound that can create complex, layered textures.

Is the Death By Audio Exploding Head pedal suitable for live performances?

Yes, the Exploding Head is designed for live use, offering robust construction and a distinctive delay effect that can enhance live guitar performances with its dynamic soundscapes.

Can the Death By Audio Exploding Head be used with a bass guitar?

Yes, the Exploding Head can be used with a bass guitar, providing deep, ambient delay effects that complement the instrument's lower frequencies.

Does the Death By Audio Exploding Head require a specific power supply?

The Exploding Head pedal typically requires a standard 9V DC power supply, which is common for most guitar pedals, ensuring easy integration into existing pedalboards.

How does the Death By Audio Exploding Head differ from other delay pedals?

Unlike traditional delay pedals, the Exploding Head is known for its unconventional, cascading delay circuits that produce unique, otherworldly sounds, setting it apart from more conventional delay options.