VSN Guitar Dealy Effect Pedal Vintage Delay Guitar Pedals Mini Echo Machine Effect With 2 Modes Ture Bypass
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Color: Mini Delay
Features
- 2 ModesMode 1: Produce a bright, clean and warm dynamic tone. Mode 2: Show the warm classic tone of old-fashioned tape echo machine, retro sustain time 25-600ms.
- True bypassSuper mini pure circuit delay effect pedal, real bybass provide transparent tones.
- Easy CarryLED light shows working status, small and exquisite, aluminum alloy material, beautiful and practical, easy to carry, suitable for any occasion.
- Output CurrentThe power adapter of the mini delay effect pedal is 9V500mA DC output is routside of the negative (not included, please purchase separately at the VSN store) Note: If the power supply is not configured properly, it will make noise.
- VSN MusicIf you have any questions about this mini retro effect, please feel free to contact us to solve it.
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Color:Mini Delay 🎶🎶Product DetailsThe smallest analog delay effect pedal of VSN's own factory can compete with expensive similar products. For analog delay, the delay time of 20ms-620ms is enough to meet the normal demand. Although the size is small and exquisite, it is equipped with a complete basic adjustment button ,. The three function buttons are: LEVEL is used to set the delay volume. F.BACK sets repeat notes. TIME sets the delay time, two models: MOD and NORMAL. Pure straight-through current design, constant signal.Product Properties Material: Aluminum alloy Delay time: 20ms? 620ms Input impedance: 1 M Ohms Output impedance: 490 Ohms Working current: 38 mA Power supply: 9V DC adapter (negative in the middle) Size: 75mm (D) 36mm (W) 40mm (H) Weight: 210g (with box) Note: The color of the item is subject to the actual product, the picture is for reference only, the measurement tolerance is +/- 1cm.Packing List： 1 Mini Delay Pedal 1 User's Manual
Item Weight: 5.6 ounces
Package Dimensions: 4.2 x 2.5 x 1.9 inches
Date First Available: June 4, 2020
Color Name: Mini Delay
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