Version) and Steve Lukather to name
but a few.
John Scofield: “I like the WaterFall
pedal and use it a lot now. It does what
my old chorus did and some cool new
stuff that I’ve never heard before!”
John Medeski: “I love the waterfall
pedal I got from Nels [Cline]. one of
the best pedals for electric piano I have
found! It’s not just a sound effect, it
gives you a sonic world to work with!”
we were after, and at the same time
took a couple of features further.
Namely, it is an all-analog bucket-
brigade design that functions either
as a chorus or a vibrato (selectable
via toggle switch), that features
two modulation depth styles (also
selectable via toggle switch), one
formed after the ‘70s and another
after the ‘80s chorus sounds. We also
decided to increase the speed range,
so that you can get more Leslie-type
sounds and incorporated an internal
trimmer with which you can make it
even faster!
The best way to sum up the WaterFalll
experience comes from Neal, a
customer of ours: “. . . it is a beautiful
way to open your sound and your mind.
Within the first minute of plugging in I
was lost on a journey through my inner
space. There were beautiful colors and
tiny pink sea horses. Then I played with
the switches, the seasick switches!”
—Jannis Anastasakis
We are extremely proud to have a
chorus user of the caliber of John
Scofield use the WaterFall for his
chorus sounds as well as seminal
keyboardist John Medeski, bass player
Anthony Jackson (WaterFall Bass
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