First up, it's super cute, right? THis pedal put Hungry Robot on the map for good reason: it's a saucy sound. It's a tape-style delay, so the repeats get a little darker and dirtier as they go, which is awesome....
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This delivers that juicy crisp vintage digital delay on the first three modes: big, thick, warm and clear. The next three modes are a different beast: shift your pitch up or down an octave, or use the hectic 'manual' mode...
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I've got one, you had one but your ex bandmate stole it, right? Better get another one, aye. Model: Boss TU-2 Chromatic TunerMade in: Taiwan, Aug 2004 (serial ES56399)Type: tunerPower: regular 9v supplyEquivalent new street price (approx): n/aMods: noneAccessories: no box or manualCondition notes: used,...
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I've got one, you had one but your ex bandmate stole it, right? Better get another one, aye. Model: Boss TU-2 Chromatic TunerMade in: Taiwan, late 90s approx (serial sticker missing)Type: tunerPower: regular 9v supplyEquivalent new street price (approx): n/aMods: noneAccessories: no box or manualCondition...
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I've got one, you had one but your ex bandmate stole it, right? Better get another one, aye. Model: Boss TU-2 Chromatic TunerMade in: Taiwan, 1999 (serial BM27473)Type: tunerPower: regular 9v supplyEquivalent new street price (approx): n/aMods: velcro attachedAccessories: no box or manualCondition notes: used, few...
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Behold the fuchsia glory. The original Ibanez AD-9 was originally designed and produced by Maxon, so the same pedal was sold under the two different brand names from 1982-4; these Maxon branded units were sold to the Japan domestic market. It sounds...
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Vintage Guyatone stuff is awesome, I'm a big fan. This is a late 80s, first gen digital delay, so it has that 'big chip' warmth you get on an original Boss DD-2. It's got stereo outs and a sensible control...
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This is a really tasty, warm and satisfying analog delay. It's driven by the same iconic MN3205 chip as the famed Boss DM-2, among many other classic delay and chorus pedals from this era. It's a little darker than some...
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These Guyatone mini pedals are awesome, I'm a big fan. This is a super practical analog style delay. There's a knob for 'Hi roll off', so you can dial how much warmth wobbles in with the repeats. The 30-2600ms delay...
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The Tap-A-Delay is Cusack's most recognisable pedal, because it's severely awesome. The delayed signal is mixed with the original analog signal to create an organic, warm tone that you'll swear is analog. The tap tempo function works perfectly, and there's...
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The Tap-A-Delay is Cusack's most recognisable pedal, because it's severely awesome. The delayed signal is mixed with the original analog signal to create an organic, warm tone that you'll swear is analog. The tap tempo function works perfectly, and there's...
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In terms of do-it-all delays, this is a smart little option. You get all the stuff you get on a Flashback or a Boss DD-7, but you also get a cool Lo-Fi mode, slapback mode and a handy looper function....
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Mooer stuff generally punches above their weight, and this is no exception. Sure, spend $700 on a Chase Bliss if you want, but... this?Model: Mooer Shimverb ProMade:Â China, recent model (serial 1205516)Type:Â digital reverbPower: standard 9v negative supply or batterySwitching: true bypassEquivalent...
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This is a really tasty, warm and satisfying analog delay. It's driven by the same iconic MN3205 chip as the famed Boss DM-2, among many other classic delay and chorus pedals from this era. The fun thing with this one,...
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The DM-2 was the first compact delay pedal ever made, launching in 1981. To get the bucket brigade chip at the centre of the design to produce a then-very-long 300ms of delay, the signal had to have the frequency response limited,...
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The DD-2 was first digital delay in a stompbox, ever. Back in the early 80s, Roland used to offer a flagship studio rack sized delay unit called a SDE-3000, and with a bit of ingenuity they managed to cram the large IC chip from...
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If walruses were riffing on riffs, they'd be using big juicy delays, right? This is voiced in a tasty analog style, so as the times get longer you get a little breakup. There's an internal trim pot to adjust the...
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This sounds great. It's a simple little analog delay, but it's a little less dark than some others around while maintaining a level of warmth. The modulated setting sounds great too. Can't go too wrong here!Model: Electro-Harmonix Memory ToyMade: USA, recent...
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Digital delay, but of the understated, simple kind more at home amongst analog brethren. You can blend the original note right out if you like, that's fun. Basically: it sounds good and does a simple job well.Model: Electro-Harmonix #1 EchoMade:...
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