

The DeltaLab DD1 Digital Delay pedal is a versatile and easy-to-use digital delay pedal designed for guitar effects. It features a 24-bit digital signal processor and offers a maximum delay time of 325 milliseconds. The pedal includes three familiar knobs for Time, Repeats, and Level, allowing users to create a wide range of delay effects, from simple slapback to trailing, decaying echoes. The DD1 Digital Delay is designed to be intuitive and user- friendly, making it suitable for various musical applications. The pedal is also available in a blue finish and is housed in a solid metal enclosure.
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Good
$75.94
Excellent
$32
Very Good
$69.99
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Used
$499.99
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