Death By Audio Total Sonic Annihilation 2
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A Feedback Machine by Death by Audio, and the Evolution of the Original TSA
The Total Sonic Annihilation 2 (TSA2) takes up the radical idea that made the concept famous: instead of adding "one more effect," it twists the very logic of your pedalboard by patching an effects loop onto itself. Where a first-generation TSA already opened the door to self-oscillations, resonances, and unpredictable interactions, the TSA2 pushes the approach further with an active assist circuit designed to make these experiments more stable, more adjustable, and more musical when you want.
Which Guitarists (and Sounds) Is the TSA2 Made For?
This pedal is aimed at curious musicians, lovers of extreme sounds, and tinkerers: guitarists, bassists, synth and drum machine enthusiasts who want to break new ground. In the studio, it becomes a sound design tool to create drones, uncontrolled build-ups, industrial atmospheres, glitches, and ambient textures. Live, it transforms into a perfectly controllable chaos trigger for breaks, transitions, or noise/experimental rock climaxes. If you play alternative rock, stoner, shoegaze, post-rock, noise, or ambient, the TSA2 can quickly become the "secret pedal" that makes your chain unique.
Technical specifications
| Effects | Boost, Looper, Effects | Type | sector |
| Technology | Analog | Use | electric guitar |
| Format | Pedal | Color | White |
Questions frequently asked
How to connect a feedback loop with the Total Sonic Annihilation 2?
The pedal is placed between the instrument input and the output to the amplifier, while the effects to be fed back are connected to the Send and Receive jacks.
Do the pedals in the loop remain active when the TSA2 is bypassed?
When the footswitch disables the TSA2, the pedals connected between Send and Receive remain in the chain and continue to function normally. Therefore, the loop is not removed from the signal path.
What are the functions of the Gain, Limit, and Phase controls?
The Gain of the Active Boost increases the feedback drive. The Limit controls the output level when the loop rises significantly. The Phase switch inverts the loop phase when the Active Boost is activated.
Can this pedal be used with a fuzz or a delay?
A fuzz, a filter, a modulation, or a delay can be placed in the Send/Receive loop to generate compressions, resonances, or feedback layers.
What power supply is required for the Death By Audio Total Sonic Annihilation 2?
The pedal requires 9 V DC power, via a center-negative 2.1 mm adapter or a 9 V battery, with a specified current consumption of 5 mA.
