Thanks to Dunlop the legendary house Way Huge, created in 1992 by Jeorge Tripps returns to life. The Way Huge Electronics The result of scrupulous and manic research in creating pedals from the great stamp, reliability, robustness, suitable for use on pedals and that they had the magic of vintage pedals. In the arch a few years tripps contribute to revolutionizing what was later known as the boutique effects market ". Now in collaboration with Dunlop, the Way Huge pedals are available for the large market.

Way Huge Supa-Puss

The Way Huge Supa-PUSS Analog Delay State designed by the Master of the Delay Jeorge Tripps to explore the maximum potential of the analogue delay, with a "eternit" of delay time and a precise control of the numerous parameters of your delay signal. Tripps has equipped the Supa-Puss with six bucket chips-Brigade, offering up to 900 milliseconds delay time.

With the Tempo Tempo button you can program up to three seconds of delay time for the more ethereal atmospheres in real time. The Subdivision control allows you to set the subdivision of your repetitions and switching to the unique Chase mode can set the repetitions to scroll through each of the subdivision values in different ways by obtaining so amazing effects.

In addition to normal controls Delays and Feedback, Tripps has included several controls for tuning the sound of repetitions: tone to shape the color, Gain for adding grit, Speed and Deep controls to add liquid consistence and Sparkling through the LFO modulation circuit of the Supa-Puss.

Furthermore, for further tripps fans added a mix control to set the desired mixture between the effective (WET) and dry (DRY) signal. Finally, the Supa-Puss has a socket to connect an external expression pedal to check the delay time (delay time) of the Supa in real time-Puss.

Technical specifications:

- Over 900 m / s of analog delay delay

- "Hold for Trial" function

- Programmable delay with TAP time

- Rhythmic subdivisions of the repetitions

- Tone controls, Gain, Depth, Speed, to form the sound of modulation