Beetronics Larva Morphing Phaser

[Cybercow]

Probably the most flexible phaser pedal ever . . . (Or could it be just a re-worked BiPhase?)

Demo 1 Demo 2

 

[comradehoser]

You can take issue with some stuff, but I mean, dang, that's some obsessive devotion to theme, at least.

[edit: I initially saw the Queen Bee PCB as an example of doing too much, but then I noticed the SG and SRT on the headstock, and oh, that's Sister Rosetta Tharpe, and I was like, well done, my dude.]

 

[jwyles90]

You can take issue with some stuff, butI mean, dang, that's some obsessive devotion to theme, at least.

Yea overall I don't hate their aesthetics. My biggest gripe is that they can sometimes just be a little busy to look at, especially when you start getting into some of the alt-functions and specific combinations of footswitch/knob turning required to access them. I had the ZZzombee for a while, and if I didn't keep the manual out whenever I played it I would get lost pretty easily. I love the ideas behind their stuff though, super whacky and unruly.

 

[Erik S]

You can take issue with some stuff, but I mean, dang

I like all that stuff you posted, and I definitely appreciate their stuff in general.

I think the one in the OP just looked weird to me because of the contrast between the dirty distressed box and the pristine bright faceplate.

 

[pricklyrobot]

I agree. I like the looks of all the subsequently posted ones better than the phaser that started the thread.

Nothing wrong with some maximalism