Review: Way Huge Supa-Puss Analog Delay Pedal
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When it comes to rich, creamy analog delay tone, the Way Huge Aqua-Puss is pretty hard to beat. But as good as it sounds, it lacks a few features, including long delay times.
To answer those demands (and then some), Way Huge mastermind Jeorge Tripps has introduced the Supa-Puss, which goes above and beyond the original, resulting in perhaps the most versatile true analog delay pedal on the market today.
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