Walrus Audio Mako Series M1 High-Fidelity Modulation Machine MKII Blue

The Walrus Audio Mako Series M1 High-Fidelity Modulation Machine MKII is a stereo modulation pedal designed for guitarists seeking a wide array of modulation effects. With six finely tuned programs—Chorus, Phaser, Tremolo, Vibrato, Rotary, and Filter—the M1 offers everything from subtle vintage modulation to swirling, complex textures. A dedicated lo-fi knob allows you to add unique, retro-inspired effects to your modulation, making the M1 a true creative powerhouse.
 
Studio-Grade Modulation With Unique Lo-Fi Controls
The M1 provides three variations for each modulation type, allowing you to craft your ideal sound. Whether you're after lush chorus, swirling phaser, or rhythmic tremolo, the M1 can deliver. The built-in lo-fi controls—envelope, drive, space, age, noise, and warble—let you degrade your signal in interesting ways, simulating the sound of old recording equipment for an extra layer of texture.
 
Precision Modulation for Creative Experimentation
The M1 MKII offers complete BPM control and stereo in/out functionality, making it a perfect fit for modern, complex rigs. Whether you're after 80s-style swirling modulation or a subtle, lo-fi vintage vibe, the M1’s internal wet/dry mix and modulation parameters offer endless creative possibilities. Designed for both professionals and experimental players, this pedal is a must-have for sound exploration.
 
Customizable Modulation Settings With MIDI Control
With up to 128 onboard presets and full MIDI support, the M1 MKII allows you to store and recall your favorite settings with ease. Whether you’re in the studio crafting intricate modulation effects or performing live, the M1’s deep parameter controls ensure you can dial in your desired sound quickly and efficiently.
 
Versatile Modulation Options in a Compact Design
From classic chorus and phaser effects to the experimental possibilities of the lo-fi controls, the M1 MKII is designed to enhance any player's sound. The pedal's compact size and robust feature set make it ideal for both traditional modulation needs and more adventurous sonic explorations.