*REDUCED* Walrus Audio Eras Five Stage Distortion - £110 posted to the UK - Boxed - *SOLD* £130 London

[admiralchew]

I'm offering my Walrus Audio Eras Five Stage Distortion pedal for £110 posted in the UK. It comes boxed and, aside from the high quality dual lock velcro on the back, is basically in the condition I bought it in. It's an excellent (and striking) pedal but I've been A/Bing my gain stage options and decided to stick with my MBD2 as that gets me closer to the sound in my head. The finish on it is stunning - a kind of satin metallic, if that can be a thing. In the photos, the right side looks like it has a small dark mark at the top but it seems to be the dark undercoat shining through a bit more rather than any dink or ding.

 

Please let me know if you would like any demos; it's almost worth asking just to hear the poor quality of my playing. Ask for pick playing if you want a real laugh.

 

As per the Walrus marketing team:

 

"Eras is a no apologies, high-gain distortion that’s ready to chug, shred, and palm mute with tight response and multiple clipping options. Use the Blend knob at max for a full distortion onslaught or roll back the Blend knob to creatively stack and mix other dirt pedals placed in front of Eras. Great for bassists that want to blend in their dry signal as well. Anywhere you set it, the Eras is ready to deliver a diverse world of speaker ripping sounds.

 

The Eras features a five-position rotary knob that offers the following gain states:

 

I.  Tight mode with a slight mid-cut, LED hard clipping, and internal volume control. Fastest response, great for palm muting. 

II. Tight mode with a slight mid-cut and silicon hard clipping. Smooth with added compression.

III. Dual clipping mode with a slight mid-cut and both silicon and LED hard clipping. Rich & full with added sustain.

IV. Rhythm mode with a deeper mid-cut, LED hard clipping, and internal volume control. Scooped mids, tight response.

V. Rhythm mode with a deeper mid-cut and silicon hard clipping. Rhythmic, warm and full. 

 

Think of each position as a different “flavor” of the pedal. Blend in dry signal or other pedals in combination with the gain states for a near-infinite amount of distortion sounds."

 

Edited May 22, 2022 by admiralchew
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