Collision Devices Black Hole Symmetry

A "signature" pedal designed as a journey: Ergosphere, Event Horizon, Singularity

The Black Hole Symmetry is not just a simple combination of three effects: Collision Devices designed it as a full instrument with a sonic path logic. The Ergosphere lays down modulated repetitions in tape echo style, the Event Horizon opens a spatial reverb capable of harmonizing the signal (up to the fifth), and the Singularity "swallows" everything with a destructive fuzz of bold character. The result: a sound design machine excelling in cinematic textures as well as shoegaze walls of sound.

For whom, which styles, and in what contexts?

This pedal is aimed at guitarists (and adventurous bassists) who prefer sculpting their sound rather than simply "adding an effect." It shines in ambient, post-rock, shoegaze, noise, psych, doom, and all aesthetics seeking depth, movement, and harmonic density. In the studio, it becomes a tool for layering and controlled accidents; live, its three footswitches allow switching from subtle modulated delay to a reverb + pitch storm, then launching everything into a gigantic fuzz.

If you like playing with guitar volume, attack dynamics, and effect stacking, the Black Hole Symmetry reacts organically: it can be treated as an alternative amp "channel" or as a spatialization module that transforms a simple melodic line into a soundscape.

Technical specifications

Effects	Reverb, Delay, Multi-effects, Distortion / Overdrive / Fuzz, Fuzz	Type	sector
Technology	Digital	Use	electric guitar
Format	Pedal	Color	Black