Demos In The Dark - Spaceman Voyager II // Dynamic Optical Tremolo
In this video, Ryan, a commercial and session player, reviews the Voyager 2 Dynamic Optical Tremolo pedal from Spaceman. He begins by explaining the history of the Voyager series, noting that the original Voyager was released in 2014 and was known for its dynamic optical tremolo and popular drive circuit. The Voyager 2 introduces several upgrades, particularly in the LFO section, and allows users to access the drive independently via a foot switch. Ryan demonstrates the pedal's versatility by using it with different instruments, including guitar, Rhodes, and synth. He highlights the pedal's ability to adjust frequency and fade settings, offering a range of dynamic tremolo effects. The pedal also features a strength control, allowing for subtle to intense effects, and offers both triangle and square wave options for varied sound textures. Ryan praises the pedal's sound quality, noting its handmade construction in Portland, Oregon, and concludes by expressing his appreciation for its design and functionality.
Key Points:
- Voyager 2 offers enhanced LFO and independent drive access, improving on the original Voyager's features.
- The pedal is versatile, suitable for guitar, Rhodes, and synth, with adjustable frequency and fade settings.
- It includes strength control and wave options (triangle and square) for varied sound effects.
- Handmade in Portland, Oregon, ensuring high-quality construction and sound.
- Highly praised for its sound quality and design, making it a valuable tool for musicians.