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This digital delay pedal offers an authentic vintage tape echo simulation, ideal for guitarists seeking a warm, modulated sound. It is perfect for the stage, studio, or rehearsals, thanks to its precise control over the mix, delay time, and number of repeats. The Flutter modulation section adds an expressive dimension with tone, speed, and width controls. Its input potentiometer lets you adjust the signal for optimal compatibility with various instruments, making this pedal highly versatile for discerning musicians.
| Delay type | Digital with Tape Delay simulation |
|---|---|
| Main controls | Echo, Repeat, Time, Level |
| Modulation section (Flutter) | Tone, Speed, Width |
| Additional control | Input Gain (side-mounted potentiometer) |
| Footswitches | On/Off and Tap Tempo with LED |
| Input impedance (1 kHz) | > 1 MΩ |
| Output impedance (1 kHz) | < 1 kΩ |
| Power supply | 9V DC, center-negative polarity |
| Accepted voltage range | 8.5 V DC to 12.5 V DC |
| Power consumption | 120 mA at 9V DC |
| Maximum input signal | Adjustable via Input Gain |
| Battery power | Standard 9V (6F22), 30-60 min battery life |
| Connections | 1 6.35 mm jack input, 1 6.35 mm jack output, 1 9V DC power socket |
| Dimensions (L x H x D) | 100 x 55 x 120 mm |
| Weight (excluding battery) | 0.45 kg |
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