Collision Devices Snack Modulation splits Magic three ways
Snack Modulation joins the Snack line with chorus, phaser, and flanger, and a Magic knob that does a different job in each mode.
Magic refuses to do one job. On Snack Modulation it adds chorus feedback and a second LFO locked to the first, cuts phaser resolution into a steppy sweep that Collision Devices compares to tiny sequences, or introduces three flanging lines that spread when the knob is maxed out. Chorus, phaser, and flanger now share the narrow Snack box with Snack Fuzz, Snack Pitcher, and Snack Delay.
Collision Devices calls the chorus and the flanger modulated delay lines, and the phaser a modulated all-pass filter. The shared knobs are Volume, Depth, Rate, and Waveform, plus Magic. Their spec list names the level control FX level; the pedal face prints Volume. The waveform graphic shows several shapes and an RDM mark. Three presets, a footswitch that can sit standard or momentary, and tap tempo from the pedal or an external input. A TRS expression jack can be assigned to any control.
Bypass is buffered, with analog dry through and a full-wet mode. The spec block also lists dry/wet and kill dry. Audio is mono in and out, on a lifetime warranty. Power is 9 V DC, centre-negative, at 130 mA. The enclosure is listed as 130 × 50 × 60 mm, and the Snack Series design puts the audio jacks, the DC socket, and the expression jack on top.
Snack Modulation is marked freshly built and ready to ship on the Collision Devices shop. The maker says US and UK orders ship from local hubs.
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