[Aceguitar1]

Anyone know anything about these pedals? Are they digital or analog? Anyone have any luck with them? Problems?

[Aceguitar1]

They look digital to me. Anyone with some input?

[polishbroadcast]

From their website
"We are a small company from New Zealand, which makes analog guitar effect pedals"

[MatchlessMan]

Originally Posted by polishbroadcast

From their website
"We are a small company from New Zealand, which makes analog guitar effect pedals"

So what about the Red Witch Titan? 3 digital delays in one box, but 'voiced' to sound analog.

My bet is that the delay pedal at least is digital - you would need 3 CoolAudio V3205 chips to get 800ms of delay at reasonable (for analog) bandwidth. The Carbon Copy uses 2 3208 chips (I think) for 600ms, so it would be a stretch to fit the extra circuitry into such a petite enclosure.

[polishbroadcast]

Originally Posted by MatchlessMan

So what about the Red Witch Titan? 3 digital delays in one box, but 'voiced' to sound analog.

I don't know. Don't own any of them. I just took time to look on their site. I would want one regardless of how the delay is produced. Sounds awesome.

Titan is a hybrid says a TGP thread that points to a non-existant article:
http://www.thegearpage.net/board/sho...=500526&page=2

There is mention in the forum of the SS Delay being digital too. Maybe ask on the Red Witch forum of no answers here?

[MatchlessMan]

Originally Posted by polishbroadcast

I would want one regardless of how the delay is produced. Sounds awesome.

Absolutely, the sound and 'feel' are what counts, it's just that there are some less-than-honest descriptions flying around, particularly when it comes to 'analog' delay pedals!

[Aceguitar1]

Originally Posted by polishbroadcast

I just took time to look on their site. SS Delay being digital too. Maybe ask on the Red Witch forum of no answers here?

Yeah, I spent a lot of time on their site too... The problem is, just because one of their pedals is made on way, that doesn't mean that's how they're all made. I was asking about the Seven Sisters series, which is different from their main line.

[polishbroadcast]

Their designer posts in the forum. Why not ask there? Seems like he would know.

Originally Posted by Aceguitar1

Yeah, I spent a lot of time on their site too... The problem is, just because one of their pedals is made on way, that doesn't mean that's how they're all made. I was asking about the Seven Sisters series, which is different from their main line.

[Aceguitar1]

Originally Posted by polishbroadcast

Their designer posts in the forum. Why not ask there? Seems like he would know.

I was just asking if anyone here had used them or had an opinion about them...

[polishbroadcast]

Originally Posted by Aceguitar1

I was just asking if anyone here had used them or had an opinion about them...

Of course. I meant about digi vs analog

[Ben Fulton]

Hello all,

Thanks for all the kind comments - I own Red Witch Analog and also designed all of the pedals, including the Seven Sisters. The two delays we produce (the Titan and the Violet) both have a digital engine in their heart - but all the surrounding circuitry (companding, low pass filter etc ) and dry signal path is analog. All the other products (premium range and Seven Sisters) are 100% analog.
Hope that clears things up.

Coolio!

P.S. Groovy Forum!

Cheerio,

Ben

[Dennison]

There's a UK store up near Manchester sells these pedals. They only tend to sell good stuff, so I imagine the Red Witch pedals are good quality.

http://www.soundsgreatmusic.com/cate...Box/Red-Witch/

[polishbroadcast]

Red Witch Titan is $295 at Hello Music right now. Sooooo tempting.