EarthQuaker Devices Avalanche Run V2

Avalanche Run™

Stereo Reverb & Delay with Tap Tempo

The Avalanche Run is a dreamy stereosonic exploratory multi-tool that includes up to 2 seconds of delay time, reverse delay, tap tempo with subdivision control, switchable true bypass or buffered bypass with 5 different tail lengths (including a sound-on-sound style lo-fi looping mode) and an assignable expression control that maps the expression jack to a control of your choice, including the toggle! The delay section allows tweaking from tape emulation to bucket brigade styles with a twist of the wide-range Tone control. The cavernous, plate-style reverb has just a touch of modulation similar to the one found in our precious Dispatch Master only more lush with an adjustable Decay. Otherworldly reverse delay and dynamic swelling reverb settings are accessible through a 3-way toggle switch. And that’s just the beginning...

Expression Jack

The expression jack is located on the west side of the pedal. It is a TRS jack with the tip acting as the wiper. 

• We recommend using a Moog expression pedal with the output adjustment knob all the way up.
  
• We cannot guarantee any other expression pedal to work with the Avalanche Run.
  

Flexi-Switch® Technology

This  device features Flexi-Switch® Technology! This relay-based, true bypass  switching style allows you to simultaneously use momentary and latching  style switching.

• For standard latching operation, tap the footswitch once to activate the effect and then tap again to bypass.
  
• For  momentary operation, hold the footswitch down for as long as you’d like  to use the effect. Once you release the switch the effect will be  bypassed.
  

Since the switching is relay based, it requires power to pass signal.

Power 

For best results, please use the included 9v center-negative 1-amp DC power supply.

PCBs populated by a combination of artificial and human intelligence in the Akron, Ohio of America.

Each and every Avalanche Run is completely assembled, wired and tested by total human beans in the tiny tundra town of Akron, Ohio.