Peter Kember

A prototype given to Kember by John Curl of Acid Fuzz was listed on Reverb.com in 2020.

"I was given this pedal by John at Acid Fuzz when he was first prototyping this pedal based on the Dick Denny designed VOX effects built into my VOX Starstream guitar which I used extensively on Playing With Fire LP and Recurring LP in the lates '80s. The fuzztone and treble booster were featured heavily on the song "Revolution" and the repeat percussion 'tremolo style' effect was used extensively on "Honey", "How Does It Feel", and "Let Me Down Gently", amongst others. This pedal gives more parameter control than the VOX originals, allowing much more detailed and complex variation of the effects." - Pete Kember

In an interview with Keith McMillen Instruments, Peter Kember confirms his use of the Boss TE-2 Tera Echo, describing it as "a new type of ambience processor that gives very squeezed sounding effects, kind of a special watery cross between a warped reverb and delay."

Peter Kember confirms his use of the Moog Moogerfooger MF-105 MuRF in an interview with Keith McMillen Instruments, stating, "We also took a choice selection of our own ‘weapons of choice’ including a Moog Voyager, an EMS Synthi AKS, a Fenix modular, and some favourite special effects like the Moog MuRF, some Earthquaker Devices harmonizer pedals, and different types of ambience processors."