T-Rex Replica Delay Pedal video

www.ProGuitarShop.com - The T-Rex Replica Delay pedal is the most natural sounding delay pedal we've run across to date. In a world where digital is a bad word, T-Rex has broken the boundaries and designed a pedal that can fool almost any ear. The Replica features 24-bit Burr Brown AD/DA converters that keep every nuance of the signal intact and sparkling clean. Featuring a tap tempo switch and delay up to 1550ms, the T-Rex Replica Delay pedal also gives you a Subdivision switch for triplet delays and a Brown switch for a high cut filter on the delays. The T-Rex Replica Delay pedal had me fooled. I truly thought that no digital delay on the planet could sound as natural as this. With the Brown switch engaged, the Replica gives you warm almost lo-fi sounding delay repeats that sound analog. The 24-bit Burr Brown converters are some of the highest quality you can get and so is the tone of the Replica. The Subdivision knob works with the tap tempo to give you a triplet delay that works well with funk or country. For the highest quality digital delay found in a stompbox, check out the T-Rex Replica Delay pedal.

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