A fresh feature for RhPf Electronics

The Twin Peaks Eiger-Mönch has been featured on Pedal Haven, a well-known site for pedal news and gear culture. This coverage highlights what makes our dual delay unique and shows why guitarists are paying attention.

What sets it apart

Pedal Haven calls the Eiger-Mönch “not just yet another delay” but a pedal that redefines what delay can be. It does this through two voices: one is shimmery and airy, the other is mellow and warm. Each line has its own Speed and Feedback controls. This opens up rhythmic and textural options for players.

In parallel mode both voices spread wide, giving clear echoes and a stereo-like feel from a mono rig. In cascade mode each line feeds into the other. The repeats intertwine, swing, and evolve while fading out. Pedal Haven summed it up by saying the Eiger-Mönch is “a source of rhythm, texture, and inspiration that stays musical at every setting.”

A pedal built to stay on your board

We designed this pedal to be a daily tool, not a one-trick box. Many delays today either repeat old formulas or lean on glitch effects that players rarely use. The Eiger-Mönch takes a different path. It inspires syncopation and patterns without gimmicks. It sounds good anywhere on the knobs and quickly becomes part of your sound.

Original design, hand-built in Switzerland

Like every RhPf pedal, the Twin Peaks Eiger-Mönch is not a clone or a mod. It is an original design, hand-built in Basel by our small family-run workshop. Every part of it reflects our dedication to sound, detail, and creativity.

Why this matters

For us, being featured on Pedal Haven confirms our mission: to create pedals that feel fresh, musical, and inspiring. The Twin Peaks Eiger-Mönch moves delay beyond a background effect. It can become part of a guitarist’s voice, from subtle ambience to evolving echoes.

You can read the full article on Pedal Haven →