Boutique Audio Company Officially Launches

US Days Of Yore offers handcrafted hardware tools      04/03/26

We've had a preview of some of their gear before but we've now had a press release to say that Days Of Yore is proud to announce its arrival as a boutique audio company, officially launching with a bold collection of handcrafted hardware tools.

They say that Echoic Drift, Lost Contact, Passive Matrix Mixer, Pulse Mirage, and The Tower Spring Reverb are designed to spark curiosity and push creative boundaries by being rooted in nostalgia but driven by forward-thinking design as a new generation of expressive effects for engineers, musicians, producers, and sound designers seeking character over convention. Here's more details direct from the company...

As a boutique audio company with a difference, Days Of Yore was born out of co-founders Kassia Lemieux and Daniel Rouleau's desire to challenge the predictable. Put it this way: rather than following trends, it embraces avant-garde aesthetics, fearless sonic exploration, and unconventional circuitry. "We created Days Of Yore for artists who desire something different," they collectively comment, continuing: "Whether you're an artist, engineer, musician, producer, or even a collector, we're here to fuel your creativity."

It is obvious from first glance that each and every Days Of Yore unit is meticulously handcrafted, merging premium components with striking industrial design. As a result, hardware that delivers exceptional sound quality while making a powerful visual statement in any studio or on any stage is truly the order of the day.

Being built to encourage inspiration as well as for longevity, every product is backed by a five-year limited warranty that is testament to the boutique audio company's commitment to craftsmanship, durability, and uncompromising build quality.

Indeed, its official launch with the following bold collection of handcrafted hardware tools invite creators to rediscover experimentation, play, and the thrill of shaping sound without limits.

  • Echoic Drift (MAP: $1,199.00 USD) is a compact, captivating spring reverb housed in stunning black walnut enclosure; with lush, rich soundscapes and top panel-positioned controls, it is built for character, depth, and warmth.
  • Lost Contact (MAP: $199.00 USD) is an extreme-gain distortion pedal designed for artists pushing boundaries; from focused, tight distortion to full signal annihilation, it thrives on experimentation and intensity.
  • Passive Matrix Mixer (MAP: $999.00 USD) is designed for adventurous sound designers; as a five-in/five-out matrix mixer, it functions as a creative feedback engine, splitter, and summer, ultimately unlocking complex routing and evolving soundscapes.
  • Pulse Mirage (MAP: $399.00 USD) is a fuzz pedal with massive range -- from subtle colouration to total sonic chaos; its dual-adjustable oscillator section enables expressive tonal possibilities and unpredictable textures.
  • The Tower Spring Reverb (MAP: $3,599.00 USD) is a monumental spring reverb standing 41"/104 cm tall; it fuses vintage reverb technology with dramatic visual design, featuring audio insert capability, remote footswitch operation, and top panel-positioned controls to deliver a truly awe-inspiring, immersive experience.

 

Pricing and Availability:
Echoic Drift, Lost Contact, Passive Matrix Mixer, Pulse Mirage, and The Tower Spring Reverb are all available to buy via Days Of Yore's growing network of dealers, with Burbank, CA, USA-based independent shop Perfect Circuit acting as its distribution partner, shipping across the globe.

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