Detail 01
2 to 12 all-pass stages
Sets how the delay is divided, changing whether repeats feel more blended or dispersed.

Independent shopping perspective
Bathing in Ink is a time-based pedal that brings delay, phase, and reverb-like diffusion into one adjustable effect. Its all-pass stages reshape how repeats blend or scatter, while the LFO can add anything from restrained movement to more radical modulation. Shorter delay settings move into phase or flange sounds; longer settings create changing, less uniform echoes. Stereo routing, MIDI, expression control, and recallable presets make it suited to pedalboards and automated setups that need more than a fixed delay sound.


Strong match
What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.
Detail 01
Sets how the delay is divided, changing whether repeats feel more blended or dispersed.
Detail 02
Provides direct control over how the effect moves and shifts.
Detail 03
Places LFO activity at different points in the left and right channels.
Detail 04
Keeps the unaffected signal on an analog path.
Detail 05
Lets you choose between bypass behavior and allowing effect tails to continue.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Yes. At shorter delay times, its modulation range moves into phaser and flanger territory.
Yes. Presets are available onboard and through MIDI.
The tap/AUX footswitch can handle tap tempo, runaway feedback, or preset switching.
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