Brazil, it happened again!

Brazil welcomed our Twin Peaks Eiger-Mönch this week with a feature on Pedais & Efeitos, the biggest pedal platform in the country and one of the most respected voices in the Latin American gear community.

The article introduces Twin Peaks as “a delay of two voices that opens doors to new creative spaces.” One channel delivers a bright and airy sound, while the other brings a warm and smooth character. In parallel mode, both voices spread wide and clear, creating a stereo feel from a mono setup. In cascade mode, they interact with each other, forming syncopated echoes that grow and fade in an evolving texture.

Pedais & Efeitos also points out how the design keeps the feedback musical and controlled, even at extreme settings. They highlight how it invites players to create and becomes part of the sound, lifting riffs, chords, and textures instead of getting in the way.

Why This Matters

We designed Twin Peaks to inspire. Every part of its circuit aims to give players something to build on, not just a repeating delay. Seeing this idea reflected in such a respected publication means a lot to us.

This is the second time Pedais & Efeitos has featured one of our pedals. They wrote about the Mosferatwo earlier this year, and we’re thrilled to see the Twin Peaks join that story.

When we set out to design the Twin Peaks Eiger-Mönch delay, we didn’t want to follow the usual paths. Most delay either rehash the same classic circuits that have been around for half a century or lean into glitch and noise machines that sound cool once a year before going back in the box. We wanted something different. Two delay lines cascade into each other to create repeats never heard before, that feel alive, natural and musical. It’s built to spark ideas, not collect dust.

About Pedais & Efeitos

Pedais & Efeitos is Brazil’s leading site dedicated to guitar pedals and effects. Founded by Léo Ximenes, it’s known for in-depth coverage, interviews, and the Pedais & Efeitos Experience, an annual event that brings builders and players together. For many musicians across Latin America, it’s a trusted source of gear knowledge and inspiration.

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