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Garbage Ideas P.o.S. Drive 500 Series Pedal Interface and Spring Reverb Driver

Garbage Ideas P.o.S. Drive 500 Series Pedal Interface and Spring Reverb Driver

Regular price $219.00 USD
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Introducing the  Garbage Ideas Pedal or Spring (P.o.S.) Drive. In "Pedal" mode the P.o.S.  is a 500 series instrument level effect loop through device that we've all become accustomed to. However, in "Spring" mode the P.o.S. engages a secondary amplifier allowing it to drive ANY spring reverb tank with minimal noise or degradation.

Spring tanks will be available from Garbage Ideas Q4 2026.

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  • Tom Tapley

    Bruce Springsteen, Sugarland, Mastodon, Pearl Jam
    "Holy compressor heaven!  The guys over at Garbage Ideas have truly hit a
    grand slam with the FK Comp.The moment I started running drums
    through it I fell in love.  Simply said this thing makes big things even
    bigger.  If you’re looking for bombastic and exciting look no further. 
    I love that it only has 3 knobs and can handle whatever you put through
    it.  Instant sound!!!! Thanks for designing something awesome and easy to use!!!"
  • Joseph Chudyk

    Kane Brown, Ghost, Teddy Swims
    “A pair of these live as a parallel drum crush in all my mixes, but I’ll
    print a pass of almost every source with them. The drive mode is
    unreal. It’s hard to put into words what these can do, direct or in
    parallel. You can’t get this sound with a plugin.”
  • Ben H. Allen

    Animal Collective, Gnarles Barkley, Soccer Mommy
    "I’m using my FK comps all the time during both tracking and mixing.
    They’ve got an insane amount of variability from extremely subtle to
    extremely not subtle. Garbage Ideas really nailed it with a compressor
    unlike anything else on the market right now.” 
  • Ben Etter

    Deerhunter, Kaiser Chiefs, Hazel English
    “I’m not really interested in tools that are subtle, and FK Comp is anything but. I prefer circuits that can be pushed for heavy-handed parallel processing and FK transforms pretty much any source you throw at it. Particularly good as a stereo pair!”
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