This delay pedal is designed for acoustic musicians seeking a classic effect and high-fidelity signal optimization. It enriches the sound by widening the dynamic range while bringing the main signal to the forefront, perfect for enhancing rhythms and melodies. Its combination of analog and digital circuitry delivers a natural sound with the flexibility of a modern tool. The Tap Tempo control makes precise delay adjustment easy, while the tone control lets you switch from a warm echo to a clear sound, adapting to various styles and musical contexts—whether in the studio, on stage, or in rehearsal.
| Effect Type | Combined analog and digital delay |
|---|---|
| Delay Control | Dry/wet mix |
| Repeat Control | Number of repeats |
| Time Control | Delay time division |
| Division Control | Calibration to dotted eighth notes of the tempo |
| Tap Tempo | Dedicated button and external footswitch input |
| Tone Control | Repeat tone adjustment (warm to clear) |
| Power | 9V battery, 9V adapter, or 48V phantom power |
| Output | 1/4-inch jack |
| Footswitch | Effect activation/mute |
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