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Way Huge Supa-Puss

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A brand new fully tweakable delay designed by Jeorge Tripps that combines the Aqua Puss and the Echo Puss to make the ultimate delay.

The Way Huge Supa-Puss Analog Delay was designed by delay master Jeorge Tripps for exploring the farthest reache...

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John Mayer

At the 11:47 mark, on his left, the Supa Puss can be seen.
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Troy Van Leeuwen

At 6:58 in this rig rundown, Troy says "So I'm using also this Supa-Puss delay, just for, you know, if I want to get nutty for a second. It get's really extreme."
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Misha Mansoor

30 Second Demo (because Youtube is not Instagram) of the Neunaber Slate in Shimmer Mode and the Way Huge Supa Puss Analog Delay
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Tim Henson

At 0.21 you can see this pedal is used
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Michael Shuman

Shuman's pedalboard features a Palmer Triage amp selector, a Radial Engineering JDI direct box, a Korg tuner, three Way Huge stomps—an Angry Troll, a Swollen Pickle, and a Supa-Puss—a Jim Dunlop volume pedal, and a footswitch to activate an offstage Moog unit
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Alessandro Cortini

"The audio of that movie routes through filters, envelopes, a Strymon DECO, a Strymon Timeline, or Dig, an Industrialectric Echo Degrader, a Way Huge Supa-Puss, which is one of my favorite delays ever, a Strymon Blue Sky, a Mr Black Eterna Gold, and an RML Fuzz."
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Jason Richardson

Jason shows off the way huge supa-puss that he uses
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Trey Anastasio

"We did some Way Huge SUPA PUSS mods for Trey in 2015, as the BLEND on them comes up too fast, he just wanted a little delay so we found a mod to make it easier to dial in."
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Yvette Young

Yvette have Supa-Puss pedal on her pedalboard.
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Ryan Bruce

In this photo, Fluff's pedalboard is shown, and the Way Huge Supa-Puss pedal is visible.
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Fluff

In this video at 12:20, Fluff shows off his entire pedalboard. He and Jared Dines then start joking about the name "Supa Puss," which is quite humorous.
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Rich Robinson

“We like the Supa Puss,” Robinson’s tech says at (22:10)
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Fredrik Åkesson

"For amps, we used a Marshall YJM plexi 50w mode bridged over and all knobs pretty much on full. We used the MXR Carbon Copy Analog Delay and the Phase 90. For leads, I used an MXR Micro Amp + to get extra juice, and we also did a lot of experimenting with the Way Huge Supa-Puss Delay, which lets you distort the feedback. That created some really cool psychedelic stuff. For strings, I used Dunlop Electric 10-52s, and for picks, I used 1.5mm Tortex Sharps."
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Sarah Lipstate

In this photo uploaded by Sarah, shows part of his team, including pedals, among which is the Way Huge Supa Puss
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Noveller

"This week I got two Way Huge pedals: the Saucy Box overdrive and the Supa-Puss analog delay. I put both of those on there with the Spruce Effects Salt Water Fuzz and the Levitation reverb by Earthquaker. Of course, my Boomerang looper is also on there."
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Chris Traynor

Pedaltrain used and abused
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Tim Pierce

What's On Tim Pierce's Session Pedalboard And How He Get's Sounds.
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John Shanks

In this pedalboard photo posted by Shanks on his Instahram profile, we can see the Way Huge Supa Puss pedal.
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Polyphia

At 0.21 you can see this pedal is used
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Dean Richardson

Can be seen on his board in the top left.
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Kevin Maida

This pedal can be seen on Kevin's pedalboard in this picture from Warped Tour 2018.
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Tony Cappochi

in this video tony shos off his way huge supa-puss
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James Veck-Gilodi

“I pretty much only use it in one song, which is called Fifty Four, but the reason I like it is because it's really transparent; it doesn’t colour the sound at all and that’s exactly what I want, really.”
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Tommy Skeoch

> I also use an MXR Phase 90 and a Way Huge Supa Puss. On the intro to “Other Worlds” I’m using an EarthQuaker Devices Afterneath, and it’s trippy. You can do all kinds of crazy stuff with it, so I use it with the Supa Puss and it’s just wild.
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Chase Bryant

"Inside the Pedalboard Rack System is: Voodoo Lab GCX Audio Switcher, SHURE UR4D Dual Wireless Receiver, Lovepedal Amp Eleven, 2x Ibanez TS808 Tube Screamer, Ibanez TS10 Tube Screamer, Vertex Boost, MXR Carbon Copy, Way Huge Echo Puss, Way Huge Supa Puss, T.C. Electronic Hall of Fame Reverb, and Voodoo Lab Pedal Power 2 Plus" - [Vertex Effects about his recent-built pedalboard](https://www.vertexeffects.com/blog/chase_bryant_artist_showcase)
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Description

A brand new fully tweakable delay designed by Jeorge Tripps that combines the Aqua Puss and the Echo Puss to make the ultimate delay.

The Way Huge Supa-Puss Analog Delay was designed by delay master Jeorge Tripps for exploring the farthest reaches of true analog delay potential, featuring an eternity of delay time and fine control over numerous parameters of your delay signal.

Tripps equipped the Supa-Puss with a total of six bucket-brigade chips, delivering up to 900 milliseconds of delay time. With the Tap Tempo switch, you can program in real time up to three full seconds of delay time for ethereal ambience. The Subdivision control allows you to set how your repeats are subdivided, and by switching to the unique Chase mode, you can set your repeats to cycle through each of the Subdivision values in different ways for maximum freak-out effects.

In addition to standard Delay and Feedback controls, Tripps included several controls for fine-tuning the sound of your repeats: Tone for shaping color, Gain for adding grit, and Speed and Depth controls for adding shimmering, liquid textures with the Supa-Puss' LFO modulation circuit. For even further tweakability, Tripps added a true Mix control so you can set your desired blend of wet and dry signals.

Finally, the Supa-Puss has an expression pedal jack so you hook up an expression pedal for continuous, real-time control over the Supa-Puss' delay time.

Specifications

900 milliseconds of delay time via knob control; 3 seconds of delay time via Tap Tempo
Subdivision control with Chase mode

4 Way Huge Supa-Puss Reviews

horseman

8154

Great ambient delay

It can easily get unpredictable and over-the-top, but if you learn how to tame it, it is a beautiful sounding analog delay, that has great ambient sound in itself. It definitely needs isolated power or separate adapter, because it does not handle daisy chaining well. (I had different volume drop issues, hum issues, but all of them completely disappeared when I switched to a separate power adapter.)

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almost 3 years ago
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spenser

130

this pedal has delay oh so sweet

oh so sweet its amazing, I will use this pedal for the rest of my life

+1

over 2 years ago
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iamgraysonsmith

136

Great

Versatile and fun to use.. never get tired of this

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almost 4 years ago
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chavaraujo

194

Really complete analog delay!!

All the features you could ask in a dealay are here!!! 900ms of delay, controlable modulation, adjustable tone and up to 3 seconds of delay in tap tempo( i must say really lo-fi dark reapeats after 1000ms) and among all is still pretty easy to use and great sounding. The feedback and gain knobs are only usable until 1 oclock as they get out of control after that, also in the trails mode the pedal stop being true bypass and the buffer is so crappy the signal gets reduced and dark, i must say that boss pedals have a 100 times better buffer

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almost 5 years ago
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