RaingerFx Air Space Invader incl. Igor - Overdrive Pedal

RaingerFx Air Space Invader incl. Igor - Overdrive Pedal

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RaingerFx Air Space Invader incl. Igor - Overdrive Pedal
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RaingerFx Air Space Invader incl. Igor - Overdrive Pedal

MFR# Air-Space-Pedal

Guitar overdrive with unique synthy edge - optimum distortion signal with white noise 'hiss' generator

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Product Description

The RaingerFx Air Space Invader is the stripped-down version of the Air Traffic Controller. It mixes a Rainger FX optimum distortion circuit with a white noise ‘hiss’ generator, and sends the sound through a low pass filter.

The cut-off frequency of the filter is controlled by the envelope of what you play (the volume), and also by the Igor foot-controller.

This cute pedal gives sounds ranging from a biting edgy funk tone, to sheets of shoe-gazy distortion, ‘moog-y synth’ fusion styles, to TB303 acid filter opening/closing, hi-texture fuzz, electro percussion…

When you don’t play, the cut-off frequency drops – working as a noise gate; while there’s plenty of volume available, the Air Space Invader is a very quiet pedal.

CONTROLS

The ‘VOL’ knob adjusts the output volume, ‘DRIVE’ does the amount of distortion, while ‘MIX’ controls the blend of guitar with white noise (going from only hiss to only guitar at the extremes).

The ‘ATTACK’ switch adds a slight rise-up to the filter at the start of a note, and ‘Q’ changes the resonance of the filter from low to high.

IGOR

Originally the Dr Freakenstein Fuzz assistant, Igor is a small and light pressure-operated foot controller. It’s dual-sensitivity; just flip it over to change from a hard press to a soft press, and it can also be worked by hand. As it’s pressed, the range of the filter action rises to be at the highest level at maximum pressure.