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The Canine Chaos Society — The Emmylou

The Canine Chaos Society — The Emmylou

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The Emmylou is the Canine Chaos Society's tape echo delay — warm PT2399 repeats with a wobble like an old cassette, named for NOKILL's original good girl.

Every pedal in the Canine Chaos Society is a real rescue dog, and Emmylou is where the pack started. She's the roughly nine-year-old ride-or-die "original good girl" — a pit/heeler/husky/shepherd/chow mix and then some — raised in a taphouse and in love with everyone she meets. Her circuit is the glue of the pack: the last pedal in the chain, the one that ties the whole sound together.

Under the hood she's built on the beloved PT2399 chip for warm, analog-style echoes, with a custom modulation LFO that warps the repeats like a cassette left in the sun — from dreamy lo-fi warble to full VHS-meltdown territory. 10% of every sale goes to One Tail at a Time West Texas (OTAT WTX), the rescue where her packmates Ruthie and Juniper were saved.

Controls

  • Time — delay time, from slapback to long echoes
  • Feedback — number of repeats (push it for self-oscillation)
  • Level — echo / output level
  • Speed — rate of the tape-warp modulation (LFO)
  • Depth — amount of pitch wobble the modulation adds

Technical specs

Circuit PT2399 analog-style delay with LFO modulation
Series The Canine Chaos Society — CCS #001 (The Emmylou)
Enclosure 125B
Bypass True bypass
Power 9V DC center-negative
I/O 1/4" mono input, 1/4" mono output
Controls 5 knobs (Time, Feedback, Level, Speed, Depth) + internal trim

FAQ

Who is Emmylou? Emmylou is one of NOKILL founder Alex's real rescue dogs — the original good girl of the pack — and this delay pedal carries her name, face, and story for good.

Does buying The Emmylou support a rescue? Yes. 10% of every sale goes to One Tail at a Time West Texas (OTAT WTX), the West Texas rescue where packmates Ruthie and Juniper were saved.

How do the Speed and Depth knobs work? Speed sets how fast the tape-warp modulation moves; Depth sets how much pitch wobble it adds. Together they take you from subtle wow-and-flutter to seasick warble.

Does it work on bass? Yes — it adds atmospheric texture without losing low end.

What power supply do I need? Standard 9V DC center-negative. Isolated supplies are recommended for the cleanest repeats.

Handbuilt in Portland, OR by NOKILL Pedal Co. Embrace the noise. Be kind in the chaos.

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