Beam Splitter V2
A parallel signal splitter that runs three independent overdrive voices, with two of them routed through individual delay lines, for building huge stereo or "trereo" tones from one input.
About this pedal
Beam Splitter V2 takes a single guitar signal and splits it into three overdrive voices, sending two of the drives through their own delay lines to layer big, wide tones. Outputs can stay mono, spread to stereo, or split into three separate outs (“trereo”). Full MIDI and expression control over every knob, plus presets, buffered trails or true bypass, and a Deviate control that randomizes delay timing for chorus-like movement, make it a flexible tone-building platform as much as a drive pedal.
Quick answers
- How much does the Beam Splitter V2 cost?
- Old Blood Noise Endeavors lists it at $379 (USD). Dealer and used prices vary.
- Is the Beam Splitter V2 still available?
- Yes. Old Blood Noise Endeavors lists it as a current model that's available to order.
- Who makes the Beam Splitter V2?
- Old Blood Noise Endeavors, building gear since 2014. Where it's built: Built to order in the Capitol Hill district of Oklahoma City. It's listed here as an overdrive pedal.
- How long is the wait for Old Blood Noise Endeavors gear?
- Pedals are built to order. Current lead time is 7 to 10 business days on most orders. The custom shop is closed.