The Maxon AD80 launched in 1979, notably before the Boss DM-2 and very, very early in the compact stompbox scheme of things. It's driven by the legendary MN3205 bucket brigade chip, as also found in a DM2, Deluxe Memory Man and all the other classic analog delays from this era. It's a little warmer than a DM-2, offering superb juicy, rounded and slightly crunchy repeats. These list for a small fortune sometimes, so nab yourself an absolute classic for a sensible dollar while it's going. Maxon: the heroes we deserve.

Model: Maxon AD-80 Analog Delay
Made: Japan, 1979-81 (serial missing)
Type: analog delay
Power: standard 9v supply or 2x 9V battery (not included)
Switching: true bypass
Equivalent new street price (approx): n/a
Mods: 9v negative power supply input added
Accessories: no box or manual 
Condition notes: used, few minor marks, fully functional aside from the LED which currently doesn't engage with the pedal. Overall: good condition