Ubique is a feedback phase network, a lens into the micro time domain, consisting of 2 distinct but entangled cores: LEFT: A BBD flanger/short delay based on V3205D, with a range from 5ms to about 250ms; RIGHT: A transistor ladder 10 stage phaser; Each one of the sections has its own audio input with attenuator (AUDIO IN), output (OUT), frequency (FREQ) and feedback controls (FDBK), CV inputs over frequency with attenuverters (CV) and CV in-puts over resonance (Q CV). LEFT side features a DRY/WET control (only for the flanger out), and RIGHT side an INVERT switch (to
change the color of your phasing).

But why entangled?
The flanger output sums to the input of the phaser, and the phaser output, through the FDBK fader, sums back to the input of the flanger, allowing an infinite feedback loop: flanger into phaser into flanger into phaser into flanger…etc… These 3 feedback controls live in a precarious balance between each other, allowing you for a vaste feedback sonic palette, metallic sounds, snare-like noise, Donk kick drums,
phaser comb filter harmonics that are related to flanger frequency, it sings, it screams, it distorts (but it can also be gentle). *Safe when taken as directed. Do not exceed recommended dosage. Separate INs means you can sum different signals in ubique,
although this process in non destructive in terms of entanglement, the feedback and summing at the inputs will always happen (except with 100% DRY). Separate OUTs means that you will hear 2 versions of the same story (since you are tapping at 2 different stages of the feedback path). The dry/wet control is the only thing that is gonna let you control the entanglement, till you can break the feedback/fader control and leave the phaser completely on its own (fully DRY settings).

SPECS:
size: 14 HP
power consumption: +12V 30 mA, -12V 25 mA
depth: 2.5 cm