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“Achenbach” Ripply Fall

$499

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What the Ripply Fall Does

We combined our WaterFall and Ripple pedals into one unit to deliver 100% analog, multi-modulation bliss.

Use the Ripple for smooth, transparent 2-stage phasing, and the WaterFall for lush chorus or pitch vibrato. The middle footswitch triples the WaterFall’s speed for dramatic effects—ranging from Leslie-style swirls to wild, modulated chaos.

Control WaterFall’s Speed and Depth in real time via expression pedal inputs, and fine-tune your sound using onboard toggles and an internal trimmer.

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About the “Achenbach Series”:

John Achenbach is a Storyboard Artist and Animation Professional with a long history on the legendary show “The Simpsons” and a guitarist/musician. The “Achenbach Series” is the result of a loving friendship that has developed through the years out of mutual respect for what each of us does!

Here’s a short video of him talking about the story behind our collaboration:

Here’s a little insider’s look into his process for coming up with his designs, using the “Achenbach Series” Tubedreamer as an example:

“You just can’t beat nature. For inspiration, I researched the first amplifier tubes to design a JAM pedals character and found this Fleming tube from 1904. Then a friend recently posted a real pic of a virus under an electron microscope. Damn.. that’s freaky.” John Achenbach

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