Dunlop unveils Way Huge Smalls Attack Vector phaser and envelope pedal
January 17, 2023 · 2 sources
Dunlop has unveiled the Way Huge Smalls Attack Vector, a compact pedal that combines a phaser and an envelope filter, according to Guitar.com and Guitar World, both publishing on January 17, 2023. The pedal is part of Dunlop's Way Huge Smalls range12.
A switch in the middle of the unit selects the phaser, the envelope filter, or a blend of the two12. The pedal has four controls: on the phaser side, a Speed dial sets the rate of the phase cycle and a smaller feedback dial increases resonance; on the envelope side, a Range dial controls the peak of the envelope and a smaller Sensitivity dial adjusts signal dynamics12. Guitar.com describes the phaser and envelope controls as mirrored on the left and right sides of the pedal1.
Guitar.com reports that the Attack Vector works with electric bass as well as electric guitar, and Guitar World describes it as designed for both guitarists and bassists12. Guitar World reports that no bass demos had emerged at the time of publication2.
The two publications give different prices: Guitar.com lists the pedal at $200, while Guitar World lists it at $19912. Both describe it as available now.
Guitar World quotes the maker's description of the pedal's range:
"If you like to play it safe, the Way Huge Smalls Attack Vector Phaser & Envelope is not for you."
Guitar World reports that Way Huge promises sounds from "bee stings" to "gloopy syrup," and Guitar.com writes that the pedal is intended for players seeking a "sonic voyage" rather than those looking to play it safe12.