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Description
Get ready to take a deep dive into the vast ocean of sound with the EarthQuaker Devices Spatial Delivery V2. This unique pedal is a voltage-controlled envelope filter that enables you to explore the uncharted territories of funk while also having a fling with auto-wah. Not just that, it also offers Sample & Hold. Sounds exciting, doesn't it?
This space explorer comes with three modes - Upward Filter Sweep, Downward Filter Sweep, and Sample & Hold. In both Up and Down modes, you'll get highly precise touch-sensitive tone sweeps with a range of filter types. The "Range," "Resonance," and "Filter" controls interact to deliver anything from subtle phaser-like modulation to whistly resonant peaks. The "Range" control adjusts the sensitivity of the envelope, dialing in the overall touch-responsiveness to pick attack.
In Sample & Hold mode, the filter is controlled by a random voltage, resulting in a series of unpredictable bleeps and bloops. This mode transforms your guitar into an intergalactic language translator, creating a deep-fried space droid computer freakout!
Built by a dedicated team in Akron, Ohio, USA, the Spatial Delivery V2 exhibits exceptional craftsmanship. It is recommended to place this pedal first in your signal chain for optimal tracking. So get ready to create out-of-this-world sounds with the EarthQuaker Devices Spatial Delivery V2.
Key Features:
- Envelope filter effects pedal for electric guitar
- Three filter modes (Lowpass, Bandpass, Highpass) for a wide range of filter effects
- Sample-and-hold mode for random filtering effects
- Flexi switch offers momentary and latching operation at will
- Three controls for range, resonance and filter
- Noiseless relay-based soft-touch circuit
- Footswitch works as a latching and momentary switch
- Handmade in the USA
- Power supply via 9 V DC power supply (not included)
- No battery operation support
Product specs
| Analog/Digital | digital |
| Power | 9V |
| Bypass | true bypass |
| Current Draw | 68ma |
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Earthquaker Devices Spatial Delivery Envelope FIlter
Reviews
PROS
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Offers a variety of envelope filter sounds
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Highly responsive with great touch sensitivity
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Includes a unique sample and hold feature
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Versatile, works well with other effects like delay and chorus
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Earns a permanent spot on pedalboards for many
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Supports both funky rhythm and interesting lead sounds
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Simple to use with only three knobs
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Encourages creative and imaginative play
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Provides a wide range of sounds from subtle to extreme
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High-quality build and aesthetic design
CONS
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Sample and hold mode can reach unpredictable volumes
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Latching and momentary mode switch can take time to get used to
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Volume boost when the pedal is activated can be challenging to manage
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Controls may be difficult to adjust precisely
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Some may find it too wild for practical use in recordings
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Flexibility may be limited for some users' needs
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Can produce a slight static hiss when activated
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Not all guitars play nicely with it, especially those equipped with P90s
4.5 out of 5
Based on 2 Reviews and 21 Ratings
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interesting but bright and not fit for p90's
I had been looking for an envelope filter type pedal with a good down sweep mode for a while when I came across the Spatial Delivery. The Sample & Hold mode clenched the deal for me. It worked fine with my Les Paul (even in its Out of Phase middle positition) and with my Scroll, both in humbucker and in split coil mode. However when I acquired p90 equipped hollow body it did not play nice, I really had to dial up the volume to get any effects out of the Down Sweep mode. Since this is now my main exe I had to led the pedal go. Another thing that let is down was the slight static hiss it created in all modes when activated and the Q which was a little too bright for my liking.
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Phenomenal pedal - If you want to explore different dimensions, this is the pedal to get.
I was pleasantly surprised when I got this, because it is actually much more versatile than I thought it was. I was expecting some simple envelope filter functions with a special twist from the "random" setting. But all of the functions are really out-of-this-world.
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Lee Ranaldo uses the EarthQuaker Devices Spatial Delivery V2 filter effects pedal, as discussed in a Reddit thread detailing his setup.
Matt Pike was spotted using the EarthQuaker Devices Spatial Delivery V2 during the Sleep show in Milwaukee on April 5, 2018, as noted on Reddit by user lysergicfuneral.
Blaster Silonga uses the EarthQuaker Devices Spatial Delivery V2 pedal on his pedalboard. Notably, he incorporates this pedal into the song "Sariling Multo" by IV OF SPADES.
Mario posted a photo with the caption " I actually use pedals now..." on his Instagram.
A EarthQuaker Devices Spatial Delivery can be seen in this gear photo posted to Merzbow's Twitter on June 12, 2018.
according to the Earthquaker devices website, pedal can be heard here: https://youtu.be/WlOse124cpM
In a "Rig Rundown" by Premier Guitar, authored by John Bohlinger, it is confirmed that Jim James uses an EarthQuaker Devices Spatial Delivery V2 on his pedalboard.
In the YouTube video "MonoNeon - Gear Run" by TC Electronic, MonoNeon showcases his use of the EarthQuaker Devices Spatial Delivery V2, highlighting its funky capabilities for bassists.
In the video "Mass of the Fermenting Dregs EarthQuaker Sessions - 'SHE IS INSIDE, HE IS OUTSIDE,'" guitarist Naoya Ogura uses the EarthQuaker Devices Spatial Delivery V2. This session, produced by EarthQuaker Sessions, captures Ogura incorporating the pedal into his performance, and it has been a longtime part of his pedalboard.
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