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This analog delay pedal offers a delay range from 20 to 600 ms, ideal for enriching the sound of an electric guitar in the studio or on stage. Its 100% analog design with two MN3005 BBD chips ensures extended dynamics and a warm sound, perfect for clear or dark repeats depending on the filter setting. The Level, Time, Filter, and Repeats controls allow precise effect customization, while the assignable expression pedal switch provides additional flexibility. Compact and robust, this pedal is equally suited to musicians rehearsing and demanding live performances.
| Type | Analog delay effects pedal for electric guitar |
|---|---|
| Circuit | 100% analog with two high-voltage MN3005 BBD chips |
| Delay time | 20 ms to 600 ms |
| Controls | Level, Time, Filter (LPF to BPF), Repeats |
| Expression pedal selector | Assignable to Level, Time, or Repeats |
| Instrument input | 6.35 mm mono jack, 10 MOhms impedance |
| Output | 6.35 mm mono jack, 150 Ohms impedance |
| Expression pedal input | 6.35 mm TRS jack |
| Bypass | Buffered with switchable Dry Kill and Trails |
| Power supply | 9V DC center-negative, ~100 mA consumption, no battery |
| Chassis | Brushed anodized aluminum metal enclosure |
| Dimensions | 125 x 80 x 80 mm |
| Weight | 0.5 kg |
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