KHDK releases Deftones Digital Bath filter and delay pedal
July 14, 2025 · 3 sources
KHDK released the Digital Bath, a filter and delay pedal designed with Deftones frontman Chino Moreno, on July 14, 2025. Guitar Pedal X reported it available from the KHDK Webstore for $2491. KHDK's own product page for an ultra-limited run in multiple colors lists a cost of $259.992.
The pedal is named after the song "Digital Bath" from the Deftones album White Pony13. MusicRadar described it as an analog delay with filter modulation3. KHDK calls it "a filter-delay modulation pedal designed to dissolve your guitar signal into waves of dreamy textures and hypnotic echoes"2.
| Section | Controls |
|---|---|
| Delay | Mix, Time (up to 400ms) |
| Filter | Mix, Depth (intensity), Rate |
Guitar Pedal X listed those controls and noted there is no manual and little detail on the circuit, including whether the depth switch is two- or three-way1. MusicRadar reported four knobs, two plus a Depth switch for the filter and two for the delay, with maximum delay time at 400ms3. It also reported internal slide switches that remove the dry signal, which KHDK says is "perfect for parallel FX loops or experimental routing," and an internal trimmer for delay feedback3. KHDK lists true bypass and internal tweaks to kill the dry signal or control repeats2.
MusicRadar reported the first 150 units shipped with a certificate of authenticity signed by Moreno and had sold out3. Guitar Pedal X reported no listings at UK dealers or on Reverb.com at the time, suggesting the KHDK Webstore was the only option, with international dealers possibly imminent1. KHDK says the pedal is made in the EU and that North American orders may have import fees collected by customs or the carrier2.
KHDK says Moreno tested the pedal live at the band's Coachella set and has used it on tour2. MusicRadar quoted KHDK's David Koren on the development:
"Digital Bath is the most complex pedal we have ever developed. It took us nearly two years to get it absolutely perfect."
Guitar Pedal X described the effect as "a gorgeous burbly/bubbly filter, augmented by up to 400 ms of delay"1.
Sources (3)
- Guitar Pedal X - GPX Blog - KHDK collaborates with the Deftones to create signature Digital Bath Filter and Delay Effect based on the Song of the same name, guitarpedalx.com
- ultra limited: digital bath (multiple colors) | KHDK Electronics, khdkelectronics.com
- “Digital Bath is the most complex pedal we have ever developed. It took us nearly two years to get it absolutely perfect”: KHDK teams up with Chino Moreno for a delay that promises “immersive, melancholic textures” and an iconic Deftones tone | MusicRadar, musicradar.com