This very primitive digital delay displays no visible model number. Early digital delays have grown unfashionable in comparison to analog delays or better quality newer models, so it is very inexpensive used. It provides a simple, functional delay with flexible control of delay time, regeneration, and blend. The delayed signal emphasizes high midrange frequencies slightly and increases the signal's noise slightly. Like all delays, it produces strange sounds if the delay levels are adjusted while a signal passes through. It also has a functional if unspectacular chorus, with controls for width and speed. It provides two odd but interesting effect sounds at an affordable used price.
Effects | No. 33
Mosfet Overdrive pedal
by Geoff Farina
The MOSFET (Metal-Oxide Semiconductor Field Effect Transistor) was used in attempts to produce tube-like clipping in some '80s Marshalls, Carvins, and other high-powered guitar amps. MOSFETs never...