Spherical Sound

04/20/2016

Bittersweet day at Spherical Sound. You haven't heard from us in a while because I've been in a name dispute with Sphere Sound out of New York. It's now settled and I can't use the business name. The plan is to restructure and restart the pedal project this summer after a journey to the California wilderness for inspiration. Onward and upward!

On the plus side, today I got to clean, repair (and play) this gorgeous vintage 1963 Guild T-100 hollowbody that was having some grounding issues. Amazing guitar, happy client, good day.

04/01/2015

Pedal boxes are here, the carbon gray sparkle looks fantastic and just wait til they're laser etched. Contact us for custom requests. Already in the plans are: boost, OD/distortion, silicon/germanium fuzz, tremolo, phaser, delay, chorus, and a sonic maximizer.

04/01/2015

Powder-coated Hammond enclosures have arrived.

02/21/2015

Wow, spookily beautiful. This is why you don't settle for low resolution!

One way to end the MP3 vs uncompressed audio format, 'does it sound better' debate would be to hear the elements from a song which are lost during compression..... - Click here to learn more

02/19/2015

If you're interested in the process of making gear, check out Johnny's blog about the build of a Mutable Instruments Shruthi synth here:
www.shruthisde.wordpress.com

One of these excellent monosynths is available for just $300

02/16/2015

Quest Audio is now officially Spherical Sound! Currently working on a run of 7-10 pedals. Contact me with inquiries. They'll be black powder coat with laser engraving, purple LED and red k***s. There will be distortion, overdrives, boost, phaser, compressor, tremolo, and a sonic maximizer.

03/27/2013

03/18/2013

Business cards are in

03/16/2013

This is a great sounding 80s chorus, really nails the retro new wave vibe. Previous owner had a heavy-duty stomp switch added by Garmopat. Sound clips and several mods soon to some.

03/08/2013

1000+ 1% metal film resistors make for the first of a few promising upcoming components deliveries. Now the only thing I can't resist is sneaking a little pun in here.