JAM pedals Pink Flow | A tone chameleon

This is our second official Pink Flow video demonstrating its chameleon-like adaptability with Emmanuel employing different guitars, a variety of pickups and "Danish" Pete Honore’s great backing tracks, which you can find on Andertons' Bandcamp page.

The Pink Flow is our proposed combination of JAM pedals designs that will:

- Offer a future-proof and versatile array of effects that will cover most live and recording situations you might find yourself in down the road.
- Maintain the integrity of your hard-earned tone with 100% handmade analog circuitry, a selection of true or buffered bypass (Delay Llama trails mode) and zero patch cables!
- Simplify your rig by minimizing set-up and tear-down times, reduce hauling weight and restrict power and audio cabling to the minimum
- Allow you to focus on creating and playing music

Amp used: Fender Pro Reverb
Mics: Royer R121, Shure SM57
Performer: Emmanuel Vourakis

Pink Flow signal chain:
1. Seagull: the seagull effect heard in “Echoes”!
2. Dyna-ssoR: A realisation of our inspiration to combine a Ross Compressor® and a vintage DynaComp® using the extremely rare NOS CA3080 chip.
3. Tubedreamer: a JRC4558D equipped 808 style overdrive offering a carefully tuned, midrange frequency register, that delivers warm and rich overdriven sound through any amp. Features a high- gain toggle-switch.
4. Red Muck: a Fuzz / Distortion pedal, inspired from the circuits of the ’71 “triangle” and the later “Red Army / Civil War” Muff. Features a toggle-switch to select between symmetrical or asymmetrical clipping.
5. FX Loop Send / Return: Connect other effect/s to place them AFTER the Red Muck and BEFORE the WaterFall.
6. WaterFall: a smooth, lush-sounding Chorus / Vibrato pedal, featuring BBD chips, with 2 toggle-switches, one to select between chorus and vibrato modes, and another to switch to a wetter effect.
7. Ripple: Smooth, sweet and transparent 2-stage phaser pedal.
8. Delay Llama: A fully analog, BBD chip, delay pedal with a maximum delay time of 600ms, Tap Tempo, HOLD function, and Delay Time expression pedal input. Features a two-position toggle-switch for trails mode ON/OFF and external Tap Tempo input.

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[ChrisDeVis]

When your fav pedal brand creates a product based on your fav guitarist. wow.

[christopherburnett]

I'm glad to see someone playing a Les Paul thru this. What an amazing multi pedal! I will have to give this some serious thought. Also, I recognized a few of the jam tracks! Pete and the guys at Andertons do a great job on those!

[johnmcelhaney]

love Jam Pedals and have a few even on my board. Although I see the premise of showing all you can do with this, when you call it the Pink Flow, just get to the Floyd. Man that lead tones on the end solo is so great! man

[franckrichard]

I can't wait to see a ''jimi Hendrix Experi ence'' version one day: wah, phaser, univibe, fuzz... All this in the same packagé but more flexible on stage than the keeley version

[ak]

that red strat though...Manoli eisai megalos!

[MrJackrockerman]

What the name of the song at 1:25..?

Nice clean tone❤

[alfredocamba]

I'm literally 5 seconds away from buying this & I'm all mixed up now. What's the difference with this & the checkerboard one? Awesome box by the way

[manticora]

Hello, not sure if I will, get an answer so, long after, but just ordered this pedal, and I, am quite confuse with the send /return connexion. You speak about other pedal to put there, but I only plug your send /return into the send return of my amps, will I be able to have the overdrive, compressor in front of the amp and the modulation effects of your pink flow in the loop effect of my amps? If not, it means that all the effects will be in front of the amps? :/

[dennisg]

That is the sexiest guitar player I have ever seen!

[tinyb]

I love the idea of this, but I have a feeling that the reality of it is a whole lot of tap dancing, mid song, something I'm not much of a fan of. Too much room for catastrophic failure. It would be great if they could build a small switching system into this that lets you have 6-10 preset programs available, and then also the ability to add an effect not in a preset, by just stepping on that effects switch.

I realize that that's going to add a good bit of price to the unit, but it would make it infinitely more user friendly.

Just my thoughts. Yours may be different.

[peterliolis]

You don't need drums to demo, do another video .