Delay pedal

Swirling, psych-rock goodness is back in style with this awesome reissue of the 1990's classic Back Talk Delay. While we've seen the used prices on original plastic enclosure Back Talk pedals go into the multiple hundreds of dollars in recent years, the new Danelectro reissue will hopefully get this great sounding reverse delay into the hands of players at a lower price point of $199. The pedal retains the original control layout of Speed, Mix and Repeats - and of course when you set this…

About this item ARP-87 Multi-Function Delay Effects Pedal The ARP-87 is a compact, feature-rich delay, packed with a large pallet of inspirational delay tones Featuring four main algorithms, digital, analog, lo-fi, and slap back, the ARP-87 can cover some serious ground in the world of echoes The digital algorithm boasts pristine, crystal clear repeats great for rhythmic riffs The Analog setting works well to add warmth and dimension to chords and lines without getting in the way

The Boss DD-7 is one of music's most popular digital delays. With reengineered delay modes and up to 6.4 seconds of delay time, it's a pedalboard staple.

July 3, 2023 | The Sonicake Levitate launches a new format for Chinese builder Sonicake, which could be described as a non-mini, dual-effect pedal series. The two effects, in this case, are a classic combo, beloved by guitarists with ambient leanings: (digital) delay and (plate) reverb, in that order. | Guitar Pedal Blog, Boutique Effect News, Buyer Guides.

About this item Mini Analog Delay Pedal with 600ms Delay Time Modulation Switch Bright Toggle Model Number: M299

The Mad Professor Deep Blue Delay is regarded as one of the best PT2399 based delays out there (with the price tag to match that reputation). It's a warm and natural sounding circuit with an analog direct signal path (aka, no buffers), and plays nice with distortion boxes as well. I've labeled IC1 as a TL072 as it's what you most likely have in your parts drawer, but the originals have either OP275 or AD712 for what it's worth. Pots can be board-mounted from the solder side of the board…

The Pantheon is Brian Wampler's take on the classic Bluesbreaker circuit. It adds some of the mods from the King of Tone as well as a Baxendall tone stack for the Bass control (the would be treble control of the Baxendall is fixed) and a gain switch to set different min/max settings of the Drive pot. Fits in a 125B like the original. If you're not feeling like etching or grabbing the perfboard, there are boards available on the store.

DD-500: Digital Delay - Masterful Sound, Extraordinary Creative Power

MOOER Effect Pedal

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