Tech 21's Boost D.L.A. now features Tap Tempo, Triplets and Trails.
There’s an individual footswitch dedicated for the Tap Tempo function, to avoid confusion during your performance. It gives you the ability to set it, even when the unit is in bypass, which aids coordination with your drummer.
Triplets works in conjunction with the Tap Tempo. Engaged, it shifts the timing so triplets play in sync with the actual tempo. Trails works in conjunction with bypass and allows the natural decay of the delay signal rather than cutting it off abruptly.
Other features include Boost, for up to 9dB of additional volume when it’s time for your solo. 100% analog Mix, Feedback, Tone and Level controls for warm, organic sounds — and no latency, according to Tech 21. Mix control ranges from 100% dry to 100% wet. A single, continuously-variable Time control provides a full sweep of delay, up to 1,000 milliseconds. Flutter introduces modulation which adds “a slight shimmering/chorus-like effect of a vintage tape echo, ” according to the company.
Operable with 9V alkaline battery (not included) or optional DC power supply (Tech 21 Model #DC2). Manufactured in the U.S.A.
MSRP: $260.00.
For more information, check out www.tech21nyc.com.
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