01—EarthQuaker Devices
Disaster Transport SR
Modulated, drifting, two-headed analog-voiced delay — the pedal for the player who wants their delay to misbehave.
EarthQuaker's most adventurous delay. If your delays sound too clean, this is the corrective. Specifically for ambient and noise players.
02—On the bench
EarthQuaker's two-headed analog-voiced delay with independent modulation per head. Disaster Transport SR is a complex, deliberately fragile-sounding stereo delay built around a dual-PT2399 architecture (the bucket-brigade-style digital chip that produces analog-sounding repeats). Each delay head has its own time, mix, repeats, modulation rate, and modulation depth. Cross-feedback between heads creates self-oscillating, drifting, modulated chaos that the dry signal sits inside. The SR (the 'extended remix' version) added stereo I/O, tap tempo, and presets to the original Disaster Transport. Lives on the boards of players who want their delay to be unpredictable rather than precise.
- 01two independent heads with cross-feedback
- 02modulation per head is the killer feature
- 03self-oscillates into ambient texture quickly
- 04PT2399 chip gives 'analog-style' warmth digitally
- 05rewards exploration more than precision
03—In the room
Where else this pedal lives.
- Sarah Lipstate
- Adam Granduciel
- Steve Albini
Boss DM-2W for a simpler analog-style delay; Disaster Transport SR for the modulated, two-headed chaos.