FACT: everything sounds better in Stereo, especially when you’re running some sick delay and reverb through your signal chain. Mono works great, don’t get us wrong, and not everyone is a fan of the stereo setup. But we are. Immensely, and today’s pedal shows us exactly why. The CKK Electronic Space Station TTM Stereo Delay Reverb easily creates ethereal space effects and inspires creativity – let’s see what it can do….
The Space Station TTM is essentially a delay pedal that you add reverb into, but it’s also a lot more complex than just that. The Reverb section is controlled, simply, by the Reverb knob, and that’s all there is to that. As for the rest of the pedal, it’s full of knobs and options and hidden features…this thing will really expand your mind.
The big boy controls here, to us, are the Delay/TapDiv/Mod Type knob and the CTRL input jack, as they open this one up a ton. Using an external switch, the CTRL jack allows you to control Tap Tempo, shift the Bypass functionality, select the Bypass Type and select the Output Mode (Mono, Stereo or Thru). The Delay/TapDiv/Mod Type adjusts the overall delay time, chooses Quarter, Eighth, Dotted Eighth or Triplet note subdivisions and flips between different Mod types.
There’s also a Mod switch, letting you select Slow or Fast modulation, or have it turned off completely. Feedback and Blend do their jobs as well, rounding out an incredible pedal with a TON of functionality. Grab your favorite pair of headphones and give our demo for the CKK Electronic Space Station TTM Stereo Delay Reverb below a listen. You’re gonna get immersed in glorious four-dimensional space, taking you on a journey through the cosmos that you might never want to return from. Or, it’ll just sound really rad. Either way, enjoy…..
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