3 LEAF AUDIO moves from Seattle-area basements to Wenatchee River Valley

May 1, 2025 · 1 sources

3 LEAF AUDIO moved to the Wenatchee River Valley in 2025, the company said on its About page. From 2008 to 2025 the company was based out of various Seattle-area basements¹.

The maker describes itself as primarily a one-man operation, with Spencer building the pedals and his wife Erika helping when her schedule permits. The page is signed "Spencer + Erika + baby Max // 3 LEAF AUDIO"¹. The company says it has a shop building on the property¹.

3 LEAF AUDIO says it makes analog effects pedals in the USA, building in small batches in the Pacific Northwest. Circuit boards are fabricated in California and assembled in Washington, according to the company, and metalwork is made from American stainless steel in Washington and Oregon, with graphics screen printed locally by what the page calls a master aerospace printer¹.

The company says it aims for one release per month, with most releases as editions of 111 and editions of 333 planned when releases sell out too fast. Release dates are announced through its newsletter¹. The page also states that a baby arrived in 2026 and that monthly releases have been difficult to maintain since, with releases happening "when they happen for the time being"¹.