Old Blood Noise Endeavors Maw
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Old Blood Noise Endeavors
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A pedal born from a "vocal" need, evolved into a complete creative machine
Originally, the Maw was intended to meet a simple demand: to offer a more voice-friendly approach around an Old Blood Noise Endeavors effect. The project quickly expanded to become a multifunction device, designed as a compact processing station. The result: a pedal capable of serving as the heart of your chain (preamp, saturation, effects, routing), while remaining musician-oriented, with straightforward control logic and real attention to use in both stage and studio recording conditions.
Who is the Maw for, and in what contexts does it make a difference?
The Old Blood Noise Endeavors Maw is aimed at guitarists, bassists, singers, and sound tinkerers who want a single box to manage a large part of their processing : microphone preamplification, grit, ambiance, modulation, and more experimental textures. In the studio, it becomes an excellent platform to color a take, stack effects, or create atmospheric doubles without multiplying devices. On stage, its "all-in-one" approach and bypass options facilitate quick changes, whether you're in a rock band, ambient set, electro, or a voice/instrument duo.
It also fits very well into hybrid pedalboards: guitar + vocals, bass + synth, or even processing external sources (drum machines, samplers) via an effects chain designed to remain flexible.
Technical specifications
| Effects | Reverb, Delay, Octaver / Harmony, Multi-effects, Distortion / Overdrive / Fuzz, Chorus / Flanger / Phaser, Preamp | Use | electric guitar |
| Format | Pedal | Color | Yellow |
| Type | sector | ||
Questions frequently asked
Can a microphone be connected to the Old Blood Noise Endeavors Maw?
An integrated XLR preamp is provided to accept mic-level signals. This input allows saturation and the two effects sections to be applied to a vocal signal.
What effects are available on the Maw?
The two independent sections cover modulation, delay, reverb, and octave effects. Each section has a mix control and two dedicated parameters.
Does the Maw have an effects loop?
A send/return loop is available to insert external pedals into the signal chain.
How does the bypass work and how are the delay or reverb tails handled?
Relay switching can be set to momentary or latching mode. Effect trails allow the delay or reverb tails to continue when the effect is turned off, preventing abrupt cutoffs at the end of notes.
What is the power consumption of the Maw?
The stated consumption is 210 mA and the unit is powered by mains supply.



