Personal Uni-Vibe Capsule Collection is up to 14

Controls - Type : Vintage / Modern / Rotary, Speed, Depth, Mix, Tone, Drive.

My first and only 'Uni-Vibe' for some years - I loved the stereo nature of its output, while it's not the throbbiest of Uni-Vibes really. I always thought it gave a reasonable flavour of the genre - but did not really capture the proper phasey swoosh of the analog varieties in particular.

Controls Primary - Intensity, Speed / Options, Mode : Chorus / Vibrato, and Input Impedance / Brightness : Custom / Bright / Original.

Controls Secondary -  Custom Brightness, Chorus Depth, Grit/Presence, Throb Adjust } Symmetry, Range, Volume/Output.

The most versatile of Uni-Vibes - particularly when you add the F-1LR Footswitch - which allows you to do proper Leslie style Ramping. Looks fairly simple on the surface - but has 6 further trimmers on the left and right side of the pedal, and several 'programmable' modes to set a variety of secondary parameters.

Still probably my perfect Uni-Vibe in format - this is the most granular of all of them if you want to tweak every aspect of the pedal - some will find it a little fussy - it's a Tardis and Iceberg of a pedal - so clever! And it sounds fantastic too! Still the smartest Uni-Vibe out there!

Controls - Intensity, Rate, Voice : Thin > Fat, Level, Throb.

I've been after one of these for a while - where it has 2 fairly unique controls that are right up my street - Voice and Throb - more Uni-Vibe pedals should have a 'Throb' control where you can max out the throb or attenuate as you desire. This is a really good value Uni-Vibe and somewhat under the radar these days - well worth a look-in - sounds great!

Controls - Rate / Speed, Depth 1, Depth 2, Depth 1 / 2 Footswitch, Engage Footswitch. Expression port controls Rate.

Daniel's take on the Uni-Vibe is another beautifully textural pedal - I would probably have preferred a second Speed footswitch versus the current Depth 1 / 2 - but there's nothing wrong with it as is - I very much prefer this one going into another pedal than coming after it - while most of my Uni-Vibes I tend to prefer in the Post position. This one is beautifully warm and gooey!

Controls - Rate, Mix, Depth.

This is more of the Vibrato side of Uni-Vibe but slightly different - based on the Shin-ei Resly Tone - this really does produce a superior Rotary Lesslie style texture - even though only mono in output. This pedal is so good that I suggested to Daniel that this should be part of the permanent collection rather than a limited pedal of the month edition. Sounds a little different to a typical Uni-Vibe - but definitely in the same overall ballpark - Vibrato side obviously. This sounds sufficiently different to warrant consideration - really cool little pedal!

Controls - Intensity, Voice : Phaser/Uni-Vibe, Waveform : Ramp Up/Triangle/Sine/Square | Secondary : Ramp Up Speed/Depth of Drift, Ramp : Momentary/Latching/Drift, Level, Feedback : High/Medium/None, and Speed | Secondary : Destination Speed/Speed of Drift, Tap / Ramp Footswitch, On / Hold Footswitch.

Obviously a potent Phaser pedal first and foremost, but does come with a really smart 2nd Uni-Vibe voicing - which really sounds the part. All the Flower pedals are beatufilly made with a real eye for detail - and you can apply some slightly different parameters here to get the most out of the Uni-Vibe voicing - obviously does the Ramping thing really well too.

Controls - Volume, Intensity, Speed 1, Speed 2, Mode : Chorus / Vibrato, Engage Vibe Footswitch, Speed 1/2 Footswitch.

Probably the sweetest sounding Uni-Vibe I've encountered to date - I would like to have had this in a smaller enclosure, top mounted jacks etc, and the ability to adjust ramping interval - but those are all tiny niggles really. The 2-Speed footswitch approach really works brilliantly and this pedal sounds wonderful in combination with pretty much everything.

Controls - Intensity, Mode : Chorus / Vibrato, Volume, Rate; Internal Trimmers for - Phase Cancel, Input Impedance, and Voicing (More Throb CW).

Beautiful vintage sounding Uni-Vibe - like every Horrothia pedal - the epitome of elegance and tastefulness. Tom's best looking pedal to date too - really looks grand with that particular arrangement of controls and the large LED Lens. It's not necessarily the throbbiest of Uni-Vibes - but you can adjust one of the internal trimmers - to get you well into proper throbby territory - this pedal always retains its elegance though - and yes of course it sounds great!

Controls - Controls - Speed, Level, Depth, Mode : Chorus / Vibrato.

It would be cool to have a 1590A Mini size proper Photocell Uni-Vibe out there one of these days - you would need to somehow miniaturise the typical bulb and photocell array - which is why I think no one has done it to date. In the meantime you have MXR's decent JFET array style Mini Uni-Vibe that sounds pretty impressive in its own right! Really Coll to have an analog Mini Uni-Vibe in any guise - while I look forward to seeing a proper Mini Photocell edition at some stage - possibly a special project for my friend Guillem Vilademunt over at Decibelics - the master of Highest Quality Mini enclosure pedals!

Controls - Volume, Dry / Wet Switch, Speed, Ratio / Tap Divisions (Quarter / Dotted Eight / Eighth / Triplets, Depth, Bypass Fooswitch, Tap-Tempo Footswitch.

This was my first proper Photocell Uni-Vibe - which along with the DigiTech Ventura Vibe was my entire Uni-Vibe selection for several years. Really smart to have Tap-Tempo - it's still pretty unique in that regard - while I probably prefer 2-Speed Ramping nowadays - but really enjoyed this one for a while. Not the thickest or throbbiest of Uni-Vibes - but still pretty much holds its own. Good value too for all the smart engineering it contains onboard.

Controls - Space (Wave Peak Separation) : On / Off, Modulation Intensity : Smooth (Shallow Warble) / Deep (Pulsating Wobble / Throb), Input Buffer Tone-shaper : Light (Highs Focus) / Dark (Lows Focus), Clipping : Grit (Clipping Diodes Engaged) / Grain (Diode Lift / No Clipping), Level (Master Output), Rate (LFO Speed), Gain (Overdrive / Distortion for Grit, Saturation for Grain).

This one was never supposed to be even Uni-Vibe adjacent, but with my favourite settings - it produces one of my all-time favourite Uni-Vibe tones -  I typically have the Level set @ 3 o'c, Rate @ 3 o'c (Nicely alternating with the languorous and slowly swelling Space setting), and Gain @ Noon (Grain Mode). This one really sounds superb and does various Phasey / Filtery and Gainey things besides - only niggle here is the significant volume drop on the Grit Mode - so I just tend to avoid that! Wub is looking into levelling that up in any case! (I've suggested shoving some Red LED's in there!).

Controls - Intensity (Photocell Luminosity), Offset (Photocell Lit to Unlit / Dark phase Offset), Speed (Pulse / Throb Rate), Volume (Output), Vibrato / Chorus Footswitch, On / Off Footswitch.

A really smart and clever Uni-Vibe which was made for pairing with Fuzz and Thicker Drives and Distortions. It has the most amazing note clarity - courtesy of some smart circuit engineering - and the combination of Intensity and (Dark) Offset really allows you to fine-tune the character and level of Throb in the most granular of ways. Takes a little getting used to as there is some degree of interactivity between all 4 control knobs - while it delivers that same kind of sparkly high end magic as its Camoflange sibling does so well. It's fairly unique in being able to be quite throbby - while sort of open and clear and articulate at the same time - a pretty unique Uni-Vibe as you would expect to get from Thorpy and Coggins!