Walrus Audio’s Julia was an instant favorite of guitarists, with its rich, cascading chorusing, vibrant vibrato, and unique lag function, which can send the effect into seasick, loping ambulation. Julianna offers up all her little sister’s capabilities but shows off a handful of unique tricks. First and foremost, Julianna features stereo outputs, ideal for wet/dry/wet setups or for creating extra-wide effects in the studio. Next, Julianna treats you to a tap tempo for setting the rate of the effect and a tap division control to split the tempo into quarter notes, quarter note triplets, or an eighth-note multiplier. Julianna’s expansive LFO controls take chorusing into unexplored chasms, including a random waveform setting; a secondary LFO speed, which you can ramp up or slow down to; and a drift function for gently accelerating and decelerating the LFO rate to make Julianna’s warbles even warblier! Finally, Julianna is equipped with an expression jack for controlling depth, rate, or both with an optional expression pedal. Featuring artwork from frequent Walrus Audio collaborator Adam Forster in surf green ink set against a deep lavender, not only does Julianna sound amazing, but she looks incredible floating on your pedalboard!
Walrus Audio pedals: built by sound tweakers for sound tweakers
The artists, musicians, and engineers at Walrus Audio take pleasure in chasing sounds that inspire, like the perfect breakup of an overdrive, a beautifully thick distortion, an endlessly sustaining reverb, and a self-oscillating delay. Simply put, these guys love to play with sound. They design stomp boxes that re-create the sonic textures that they hear in their heads. Built by sound tweakers for sound tweakers, Walrus Audio's guitar pedals are as versatile as they are functional. We’ve found that Walrus Audio’s pedals are the perfect tools for guitarists who want to sculpt their own unique sounds.
Walrus Audio Julianna Stereo Analog Chorus/Vibrato Pedal Features:
From subtle movement to warbling stereo tremulations
Continuously blend between dry, chorus, and vibrato sounds
100% analog circuitry
Analog LFO with sine, triangle, and random waveforms
LED provides visual feedback of LFO rate
Lag control determines the swing of the LFO sweep
Tap tempo with quarter-note, quarter-note triplets, and eighth-note divisions
Equipped with an expression jack for controlling rate and depth with an expression pedal
True bypass switching preserves your tone when the effect is switched off
Requires a standard center-negative 9V power supply (100mA minimum; not included)
Features updated artwork from original designer Adam Forster
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