MGR/Billy « Peavey Delta Stomp »
Published on 01/14/11 at 15:00This is a review for the Peavey Delta Stomp. Before I get ahead of myself; this pedal runs only on a 16 volt 1 amp power supply. Don't buy this unless it comes with a working power supply!
Once you are beyond that. This is a cool little effects unit. I guess it is considered a multi effects unit, but there is no confusing LED screen and pedal to patch up and down. Just a simple rotary knob that adjusts the effects.
The effects to choose from are: 3 reverbs, 3 delays, tremelo, chorus, phaser, flanger, wah (adjustable through addt'l controller) auto wah and a cool rotary speaker.
My local shop had one of these on clearance. No idea what it usually ran for, but it cost me around $50 with the power supply.
Solid box! The chorus and delays were great. At the time there weren't many reasonably priced leslie effects.
As I mentioned the power supply is weird. You almost need to get the factory one for this pedal to work.
Other than that, a pretty straight forward pedal.
Rock solid. Peavey has always impressed me with their build quality. Everything seems rock solid.
A great box packed full of cool effects. Keep an eye out and make sure you are getting a working power supply with yours.
This review was originally published on http://www.musicgearreview.com
Once you are beyond that. This is a cool little effects unit. I guess it is considered a multi effects unit, but there is no confusing LED screen and pedal to patch up and down. Just a simple rotary knob that adjusts the effects.
The effects to choose from are: 3 reverbs, 3 delays, tremelo, chorus, phaser, flanger, wah (adjustable through addt'l controller) auto wah and a cool rotary speaker.
My local shop had one of these on clearance. No idea what it usually ran for, but it cost me around $50 with the power supply.
Solid box! The chorus and delays were great. At the time there weren't many reasonably priced leslie effects.
As I mentioned the power supply is weird. You almost need to get the factory one for this pedal to work.
Other than that, a pretty straight forward pedal.
Rock solid. Peavey has always impressed me with their build quality. Everything seems rock solid.
A great box packed full of cool effects. Keep an eye out and make sure you are getting a working power supply with yours.
This review was originally published on http://www.musicgearreview.com