Money can buy you Happiness - Dwarfcraft Devices' new multi-mode filter pedal
Synth-inspired effects for guitar and bass

We could all do with a little happiness right now, and if your idea of elation is plugging into a multi-mode filter, then Dwarfcraft Devices has just the pedal for you.
Happiness offers low-pass, band-pass and high-pass filtering, each of which can be modulated by an internal triangle-based LFO or external CV, and a scramble feature offers sample-and-hold effects.
Expression jacks for filter cutoff and LFO speed are onboard, while Happiness also converts 9V pedal power to 12V for integration with Eurorack modular synths and other CV-ready devices.
Uplifting stuff. Happiness is available from August for $275 via Dwarfcraft Devices.
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