Cosmodio Instruments Gravity Well
Cosmodio Instruments Gravity Well
Cosmodio Instruments Gravity Well — sourced facts: Signal path: 100% analog signal path; LFO waveforms: 8 waveforms: saw, ramp, square, triangle, sine, asymmetric swoop, sample & hold, random movement; Enclosure: Standard 1590BB enclosure; 3.7 in x 4.7 in; Power: 9V center-negative Boss-style power supply.
Specifications
Pedal specifications
| Signal path | 100% analog signal path |
|---|---|
| LFO waveforms | 8 waveforms: saw, ramp, square, triangle, sine, asymmetric swoop, sample & hold, random movement |
| Enclosure | Standard 1590BB enclosure; 3.7 in x 4.7 in |
| Power | 9V center-negative Boss-style power supply |
| Current draw | 15 mA |
| Bypass | User-selectable true bypass or buffered bypass |
Fit and constraints
Intended use
Constraints
To use it
Questions
What is the cosmetic and functional condition of this specific unit, including any scratchy pots, worn footswitches, or enclosure wear?
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Which colorway is this unit (Prismatic Cosmos or Slime Green), and is the bypass currently set to true-bypass or buffered, with the selection switch working in both positions?
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Have all controls been tested, including the three wavefolder voices, all 8 LFO waveforms, and the flow/refractor mode with both sides engaged?
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Description
The Cosmodio Instruments Gravity Well is a handmade analog guitar effects pedal that combines a tremolo on one side and a wavefolder on the other in a single 1590BB enclosure. When both effects run at once, a third modulation mode called the refractor emerges. Its LFO offers eight waveforms (saw, ramp, square, triangle, sine, asymmetric swoop, sample & hold, and random), and controls cover modulation depth and speed, wavefolder gain, tone, and volume, three wavefolder voice configurations, and a flow control that sets the tremolo-to-wavefolder relationship in refractor mode. The pedal uses a 100% analog signal path, has user-selectable true-bypass or buffered bypass, and includes an external jack for tap-tempo or expression-pedal control of speed or depth.