Delay

The Avalanche Run is a dreamy sonic discovery device with up to 2 seconds of delay time, a lush reverb, tap- and expressionpedalable....Custom color

With an integrated Stereo FX loop, KMA’s proprietary True Double-Tracker doubler and own DUAL IR cab with power amp simulation, an Aux Input (also via Bluetooth), real pro-level XLR outputs and extensive routing options, ENDGAME really is a powerhouse for your board, whether touring as a fly rig or practicing at home with headphones. Oh, did we mention Stereo? Now you can finally use all your stereo devices with just one easy to use and compact product...

Ultra high quality tone, with up to two seconds of maximum warm analog-sounding delay!

True Stereo Analog Delay with 8x MN3005 chips, capable of 1200ms of delay time...

Digital Delay with great features like Display with BPM or MS display and much more cool stuff

Benson - Delay - floaty and colorful repeats with a chaotic yet musical degradation

Moonstruck unites real spring reverb with a beautifully voiced analog-style delay in one simple-to-use device. The reverb and delay can be manipulated independently, allowing for complete control of each effect.

The attic find you always dreamt of. Dusty, failing, broken. Beautiful.

Sending is an analog delay that melds the archaic voice of bucket brigade devices with a fully modern toolbox of digital control. It embraces the character and idiosyncrasies of the medium while delivering high quality sound and performance-friendly features worthy of the modern musician.

virtual reel-to-reel tape deck - a study in short delay times and the interplay of moving signals

Blending analog companding, anti-aliasing|reconstruction filters with a bucket brigade style delay line, we have immaculately captured the ethereal essence of the original big-box Memory Lane using Diamond’s innovative digital Bucket Brigade Delay technology (dBBD).

Housed in a smaller, compact footprint, the Cutting Room Floor V3 provides beautifully marred saturated tape tone and ethereal repeats. Imagine an abandoned factory with a fluttering tape machine left on infinite replay.