Float
A dual analog filter pedal with two independently controllable resonant filters, routable as stereo, parallel mono, or series mono, driven by envelopes, LFOs, or a fixed cutoff sweep.
About this pedal
Float pairs two independent analog filters, each switchable between high-pass, band-pass, and low-pass, with its own volume, resonance, rate, sensitivity, cutoff, and shape controls. The two sides can run in stereo, parallel mono, or series mono, and can be synced together or set to different ranges via Min/Max. Digital control lets each filter follow an LFO or envelope, or stay fixed for manual cutoff sweeps, with expression control assignable to Cutoff or Rate on each side.
Quick answers
- How much does the Float cost?
- Old Blood Noise Endeavors lists it at $299 (USD). Dealer and used prices vary.
- Is the Float still available?
- No. Old Blood Noise Endeavors has discontinued it, so used listings are the way to find one.
- Who makes the Float?
- 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 a modulation 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.