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The EarthQuaker Devices Avalanche Run V2 will cover a lot of things every guitarist wants or needs, from gentle, spacy sounds to soundscaping worlds. This pedal can be thought of as a natural evolution of the Dispatch Master, and delivers a combination of stereo reverb and delay with an array of features that no other single pedal is really capable of. Besides the standard vintage delay options and pleasantly modulated reverb, the Avalanche Run also has an impressive range of stereo features and a very capable DSP platform that can lift those classic effects to entirely new heights. The three main settings can be toggled using the pedal's smallest switch: There's Normal, for a classic combination of reverb and delay, as well as Reverse, which flips the delay, and Swell, which adds a dynamic volume swell to the sound. These options can all be minutely adjusted with a range of further controls.
Any guitarist can dial in their own individual sound with the Avalanche Run's flexible array of parameters. One unusual feature is the buffer setting, which allows the trail lengths to be adjusted even after the effect is switched off, giving adventurous soundscapers huge freedom in how they shape their sounds – it's ideal for lo-fi looping experiments, for instance. Fundamentally, the EarthQuaker Devices Avalanche Run can be used in one of its six different expression pedal modes, all of which give musicians specific parameters for fine-tuning the delay or reverb effects. There's also a tap tempo footswitch and a setting for a variety of delay rhythms, making it flexible enough to be used differently for each passage of a single track. All in all, the EarthQuaker Devices Avalanche Run V2 will impress even expert sound surfers with its flexibility and user-friendly interface.
The EarthQuaker Devices Avalanche Run V2 isn't just for guitarists working on experimental or ambient projects – it's sure to find a thousand uses in the setup of almost anyone who plays with sound. The stereo combination of a modulated reverb and an adjustable delay – in terms of sound, somewhere between pure tape delay and grittier bucket brigade vibes – is extremely adaptable without ever being overwhelmingly complex. Of course, with a palette of features this varied, there is something of a learning curve, especially if the goal is to use the Avalanche Run to execute a specific plan, but it still remains much more accessible than other pedals with comparable functionality.
EarthQuaker Devices was founded in 2004 by the musician Jamie Stillman, who had previously gathered years of experience in the world of music and sounds as the manager of a record label for Metal, Punk, and Shoegaze bands. Today, his innovative pedal designs are among the most in-demand and desirable devices in the boutique segment, attracting interest from a huge community of musicians. Stillman is now in charge of a sizeable team of developers and technicians, who are continuously working from their base in Akron, Ohio to expand their catalogue of hand-made effects pedals. EarthQuaker Devices are used by renowned artists like Paul Simon, Coldplay, Tom Bukovac, Idles, and The Black Keys.
Its sonic capabilities are not the only thing that makes the EarthQuaker Devices Avalanche Run V2 so special – its usability also makes it well-suited to the needs of modern musicians. It combines noiseless, relay-based circuitry with a soft-touch footswitch, and has an optional true bypass function so that it can leave the original sound as-is if it's switched off (in Trail mode, the signal is buffered and the true bypass is deactivated). With its many expression options for delay and reverb, and its all-round flexibility, the Avalanche Run is immensely useful both in the studio and on stage, as well as bringing the robust, all-American build quality to the table for which all EarthQuakers are famous. The pedal is compatible with any high-grade 9V pedalboard power supply, although it draws quite a lot of power, at 425mA.