MusicRadar Verdict
A feature packed pedal that performs well.
Pros
- +
Full of features.
Cons
- -
Modulation isn’t great.
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Although feature-heavy, the Supa-Puss never becomes unintuitive.
A second footswitch allows for trails to be toggled and more significantly offers a tap-tempo option.
Pressing the feedback knob toggles between tap divisions, with probably the most fun to be had imitating U2 riffs in the dotted-eighth-note mode.
Gain and tone controls mean you can darken the pedal and add grit, but the modulation is somewhat less usable and a bit more ham fisted.
Getting a subtle tape-like warble takes more effort than it should; out-there modulation is fun, but somewhat out of character for a BBD delay.
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