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MOOER D7 Delay Mini Multi Delay Pedal with 6 Different Delay Tape, Liquid, Rainbow, Galaxy, Mod-Verse, Low-bit, and 150s Looper Recording…

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Color: D7 Delay


Features

  • Using the 7 signature LED lights as a guide, this pedal houses 6 customizable digital delay effects with the seventh LED indicating the built-in LOOPER that can be used in tandem with any delay setting.
  • Storable presets: All the effects are customizable and storable for your convenience.
  • Tap Tempo functionality allows you to easily set the desired delay timing and of course, with the Trail On feature delay effects fade out naturally and organically.
  • 6 different types of MOOER's customizable delay effects, like Tape, Liquid, Rainbow, Galaxy, Mod-Verse, Low-bit
  • 150s Looper Recording and Trail On function allows the effects to fade out naturally.

Description

D7 Delay The D7 Delay is the redesigned multi-delay effects pedal with 150s looper Read more EFFECTS LIST TAPE Tape machine delay LIQUID Liquid like modulation delay RAINBOW Pitch will change with the speed of Stutter Galaxy Slow gear delay MOD-VERSE Reversing play delay LOW-BIT Delay with slow gear and low bit effects LOOPER Looper recording Bypass Buffer Bypass Using the 7 signature LED lights as a guide, this pedal houses 6 customizable digital delay effects with the seventh LED indicating the built- in LOOPER that can be used in tandem with any delay setting. Tap Tempo functionality allows you to easily set the desired delay timing and of course, with the “Trail On” feature delay effects fade out naturally and organically. All of these effects are customizable and storable for your convenience. You can easily Rotate the control knobs to edit presets. Read more Tone Capture E7 Synth D7 Delay A7 Ambiance R7 Reverb Effect Mode 1 Trumpet Tape Plate Room Effect Mode 2 Organ Liquid Hall Hall Effect Mode 3 Sea wave warm synthsizer Rainbow Warp Church Effect Mode 4 Weeyo Galaxy Shake Cave Effect Mode 5 Saw wave synthsizer Mod-Verse Crush Plate Effect Mode 6 8 Bits Low-Bit Shimmer Spring Effect Mode 7 EMD/Pad Looper Dream Mod


Item Weight: 7.7 ounces


Product Dimensions: 3.68 x 1.65 x 2.05 inches


Country of Origin: China


Item model number: M701-M705


Date First Available: December 25, 2019


Color Name: D7 Delay


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