Valeton · China
Modulation · Chorus · Flanger · Phaser · Tremolo · Released 1 January 2026
Six modulation types are split across the two engines. MOD 1 selects flanger, chorus or phaser, and MOD 2 selects rotary, filter or tremolo, so one texture from each group can be stacked in one box.
A Series/Parallel toggle sets the routing. In series, one engine feeds the other; in parallel, the two run side by side. Each engine has its own Speed and Depth knob. Morph 1 sets the wet/dry mix of MOD 1 in series, or the blend between MOD 1 and MOD 2 in parallel, while Morph 2 adjusts a type-specific parameter of the MOD 2 effect.
Holding either footswitch sets tap tempo for that engine, and Valeton's launch video says the two engines can also be synchronised. Stereo input and output jacks suit two-amp or stereo rigs, and bypass can be set to true or buffered.
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