Walrus Audio Qi Etherealizer TK
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Walrus Audio
Qi Etherealizer TK
Product Info
Article Number:
608670
Brand:
Walrus Audio
Model:
Qi Etherealizer TK
Category:
Reverb Pedals
Price:
$570.90
* Prices may vary. Check retailer for current pricing and availability.
The Qi Etherealizer TK is a serious tool for experimental guitarists and sound designers. Yvette Young’s influence shines through with its unique granular and chorus capabilities, offering a truly expansive sonic palette. It's ideal for players seeking a versatile, high-end reverb pedal that goes way beyond the basics.
Product Description
- Walrus Audio Qi Etherealizer TK
- Stereo Multi-Effect Pedal
- Yvette Young Signature model
- Chorus
- delay
- granular effects and reverb
- Effects can be switched in series or parallel
- Chorus with tri-chorus and stereo chorus modes
- Two seconds delay time
- Granular effect with Grain Cloud and Phrase Sample modes
- Grain Cloud generates random grain samples
- adjustable with X button
- Phrase sample mode based on rhythmic signal peaks
- tempo controllable
- Grain effect with five modes: Normal
- Double-Speed (+1 octave)
- Half-Speed (-1 octave)
- Reverse and Random
- Global controls for Space
- Tone
- Series/Parallel and Mix/Dry
- Three presets can be saved in the pedal
- Up to 127 presets via MIDI
- USB-C for firmware updates
- Developed with an MDSP chip for high headroom and improved signal-to-noise ratio
- Stereo inputs and outputs: Two jacks 6.3 mm mono each
- TRS MIDI mini jack (3.5 mm) input and Thru for parameter control and preset management
- Power supply: 9 V
- 300 mA
- Colour: Terracotta
- Graphics by Yvette Young
- Made in USA
PROS
- • Yvette Young's signature sound is authentically captured, offering unique textural possibilities.
- • MDSP chip delivers exceptional headroom and clarity, avoiding muddy low-end issues.
- • Granular modes provide genuinely creative soundscapes, far beyond typical reverb.
- • Parallel/series routing unlocks complex, evolving soundscapes and textural layering.
CONS
- • The learning curve is steep; mastering granular modes requires dedication and experimentation.
- • Its premium-priced tag puts it out of reach for budget-conscious players.
- • The physical footprint is substantial, demanding significant pedalboard space.
Product Video
Key Features
Reverb Type
Hall, Room, Plate, Spring, Shimmer, and custom algorithmic reverb
Controls
Space (reverb size), Tone (reverb EQ), Series/Parallel (effect routing), Mix/Dry (wet/dry blend), X (granular effect parameter)
Presets
Three onboard presets, expandable to 127 via MIDI
Bypass Type
True Bypass
Stereo
True Stereo with independent effects processing
Power Supply
9V DC, 240mA (center negative)
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Frequently Asked Questions
Unlike many granular delays that sample continuously, Phrase Sample locks onto rhythmic peaks, creating more defined and musical textures.
It's fairly comprehensive, allowing for control of most pedal parameters via MIDI CC messages, extending its integration possibilities.
Yes, careful attention to the Mix/Dry knob is crucial; parallel routing can drastically alter perceived volume and tone.
