The Seamoon FX Skye Machine is a bass stereo chorus pedal from Seamoon FX, an all-analog design aimed first at bass players but, in the maker's words, "Equally adept at handling bass, guitar, and keyboards"1. It offers three distinct chorus selections on a three-position switch, a blend control for mixing the chorus effect against your dry signal, and what Seamoon FX calls True Stereo/Mono Output, so it can feed either a single mono chain or a stereo pair1.
The three chorus settings
The heart of the Skye Machine is a three-position switch, and Seamoon FX gives each position its own character on the product page1:
| Position | What the maker says |
|---|---|
| Bottom | "The most subtle setting. Gorgeous, shimmery, delightful." For when you need to add a little sweetness to your sound. |
| Middle | "The longest delay time. Throbby, pulsey with a maximum amount of beautiful swirl." |
| Top | "A medium level of all analog glory. Beautiful and present, a perfect sweet spot." |
The three settings differ mainly in delay time, which is what shapes how pronounced the chorus movement is: the bottom position is the gentlest, the middle runs the longest delay time for the deepest swirl, and the top sits between them1. Alongside the switch, the Blend control lets you set how much of the chorused signal is mixed in, which on bass is how you keep the low end intact while the upper voices spread out. Seamoon FX describes the overall effect as "All encompassing, enveloping time and space"1.
B Stock availability
As of the maker's 23 October 2026 listing, the Skye Machine was offered as B Stock at $99.00 USD1. Seamoon FX explains what B Stock means for its pedals: "Pedals used for demo/video purposes only. They are in perfect working condition and may show minor signs of handling"1. In practice that is a used-but-functional unit at a lower price, with cosmetic handling marks as the only expected difference.
Where it sits in the Seamoon FX range
The Skye Machine is one of Seamoon FX's bass-focused pedals, a line that also includes the Octatron and the Grind Machine, both presented by the maker as Bass Stereo Chorus Pedal-family companions in the same "Machine" naming scheme2. If you are comparing choruses more widely, the chorus pedal type page collects the alternatives, and the bass pedals page sets the Skye Machine among bass-oriented effects of every kind.
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Questions
Does the Skye Machine work with guitar?
Yes. Seamoon FX describes the Skye Machine as equally adept at handling bass, guitar, and keyboards, so although it is marketed as a bass stereo chorus pedal, the maker positions it as a chorus for any instrument. Bass players are the primary audience, but nothing in the design is limited to bass frequencies according to the maker's product page.
Is the Seamoon Skye Machine analog or digital?
The Skye Machine is all analog. Seamoon FX describes it as combining an all-analog circuit with three distinct chorus palettes, and the product page carries the phrase All Analog Design. There is no digital processing in the signal path as the maker presents it.
Does the Skye Machine have a stereo output?
Yes. The Skye Machine offers what Seamoon FX calls True Stereo/Mono Output, meaning it can run in stereo or feed a mono rig. That makes it usable with a single amp or cable as well as a two-channel setup.
How many chorus settings does the Skye Machine have?
Three. Seamoon FX describes the Skye Machine as having three distinct chorus selections, set by a three-position switch: a bottom position that is the most subtle setting, a middle position with the longest delay time and maximum swirl, and a top position described as a medium level of all analog glory and a perfect sweet spot.
What does B Stock mean for a Seamoon pedal?
B Stock units from Seamoon FX are pedals that were used for demo and video purposes only. The maker says they are in perfect working condition and may show minor signs of handling.
How big is the Skye Machine?
Seamoon FX lists the Skye Machine at 4.43 inches long, 2.37 inches wide and 1.25 inches high, with a weight of 1 lb. That is a compact enclosure by pedalboard standards, small enough to fit alongside other standard-sized pedals.
Sources (2)
- Skye Machine, Seamoon FX
- Skye Machine, Seamoon FX, 2026-10-07
