Champion Leccy Limited Edition The Skitter V3 Tremolo/Reverb Effect Pedal
A wonderfully messy mix of tremolo, reverb, and modulation, the Champion Leccy The Skitter V3 is just the thing to get you feeling real skittish. This classic of the Champion Leccy line gets a refreshing revival in its third iteration builds up with a number of upgrades and enhancements to get along to all-new sonic pastures marvelously mangled and musical.
The Champion Leccy Skitter is one of the name's most famous pedals. In this third version of the Skitter, Champion Leccy evolves on its central, exploratory and off-the-wall sound combining wonky tremolos and cavernous reverbs. The Skitter V3 follows up on the model's lineage with deep and off-kilter tremolo signal shaping and quirky reverb soundscaping as eight onboard LFO waveshapes cut tremolos in nontraditional ways with reverse and random options at the ready. Billowing reverbs then color the chopping tremolos with spacious shape and character. Totally, the Champion Leccy The Skitter V3 fills a signal with wired, wild, twisted, and tortuous textures.
In this updated version, the Skitter V3 introduces a few new bells and whistles to elevate the experience. One of these is a phase cancellation tremolo mode on either of the Skitter's reverb wet or dry parallel channel. This switch doubles the effect's modulation rate, bordering ring modulation tones at higher speeds. The pedal's parallel internal channels for its tremolo and reverb effects, standard power requirements, and additional footswitching playability make the Skitter V3 make this reverb and modulation a cinch to work into bigger pedalboards.
A central piece of Champion Leccy's lineup, the Skitter V3 breaks the mold on so many fronts.
- Upgraded V3 The Skitter combination tremolo and reverb effect
- Mono routing with parallel dry and wet reverb signal paths
- Eight onboard tremolo LFO waveform shapes with random slopes and levels options
- New phase cancellation tremolo mode on either channel
- Second tap tempo tremolo rate footswitch
- Standard nine-volt center negative power requirements
- Made in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
A wonderfully messy mix of tremolo, reverb, and modulation, the Champion Leccy The Skitter V3 is just the thing to get you feeling real skittish. This classic of the Champion Leccy line gets a refreshing revival in its third iteration builds up with a number of upgrades and enhancements to get along to all-new sonic pastures marvelously mangled and musical.
The Champion Leccy Skitter is one of the name's most famous pedals. In this third version of the Skitter, Champion Leccy evolves on its central, exploratory and off-the-wall sound combining wonky tremolos and cavernous reverbs. The Skitter V3 follows up on the model's lineage with deep and off-kilter tremolo signal shaping and quirky reverb soundscaping as eight onboard LFO waveshapes cut tremolos in nontraditional ways with reverse and random options at the ready. Billowing reverbs then color the chopping tremolos with spacious shape and character. Totally, the Champion Leccy The Skitter V3 fills a signal with wired, wild, twisted, and tortuous textures.
In this updated version, the Skitter V3 introduces a few new bells and whistles to elevate the experience. One of these is a phase cancellation tremolo mode on either of the Skitter's reverb wet or dry parallel channel. This switch doubles the effect's modulation rate, bordering ring modulation tones at higher speeds. The pedal's parallel internal channels for its tremolo and reverb effects, standard power requirements, and additional footswitching playability make the Skitter V3 make this reverb and modulation a cinch to work into bigger pedalboards.
A central piece of Champion Leccy's lineup, the Skitter V3 breaks the mold on so many fronts.
- Upgraded V3 The Skitter combination tremolo and reverb effect
- Mono routing with parallel dry and wet reverb signal paths
- Eight onboard tremolo LFO waveform shapes with random slopes and levels options
- New phase cancellation tremolo mode on either channel
- Second tap tempo tremolo rate footswitch
- Standard nine-volt center negative power requirements
- Made in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Description
A wonderfully messy mix of tremolo, reverb, and modulation, the Champion Leccy The Skitter V3 is just the thing to get you feeling real skittish. This classic of the Champion Leccy line gets a refreshing revival in its third iteration builds up with a number of upgrades and enhancements to get along to all-new sonic pastures marvelously mangled and musical.
The Champion Leccy Skitter is one of the name's most famous pedals. In this third version of the Skitter, Champion Leccy evolves on its central, exploratory and off-the-wall sound combining wonky tremolos and cavernous reverbs. The Skitter V3 follows up on the model's lineage with deep and off-kilter tremolo signal shaping and quirky reverb soundscaping as eight onboard LFO waveshapes cut tremolos in nontraditional ways with reverse and random options at the ready. Billowing reverbs then color the chopping tremolos with spacious shape and character. Totally, the Champion Leccy The Skitter V3 fills a signal with wired, wild, twisted, and tortuous textures.
In this updated version, the Skitter V3 introduces a few new bells and whistles to elevate the experience. One of these is a phase cancellation tremolo mode on either of the Skitter's reverb wet or dry parallel channel. This switch doubles the effect's modulation rate, bordering ring modulation tones at higher speeds. The pedal's parallel internal channels for its tremolo and reverb effects, standard power requirements, and additional footswitching playability make the Skitter V3 make this reverb and modulation a cinch to work into bigger pedalboards.
A central piece of Champion Leccy's lineup, the Skitter V3 breaks the mold on so many fronts.
- Upgraded V3 The Skitter combination tremolo and reverb effect
- Mono routing with parallel dry and wet reverb signal paths
- Eight onboard tremolo LFO waveform shapes with random slopes and levels options
- New phase cancellation tremolo mode on either channel
- Second tap tempo tremolo rate footswitch
- Standard nine-volt center negative power requirements
- Made in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
