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Yet another innovative circuit and a re-imagining of an old classic (the Echoplex) with components not frequently used in guitar circuits. This delay pedal uses the famous PT2399 karaoke chip built into an analog delay style circuit. I don't think I've ever heard a digital delay using a PT2399 chip before...and yes, while there's countless delays out there, this one is special. ControlsMix: Controls the level of the delayed repeatsTime: Controls the interval between the delayed repeatsFeedback: Controls the number of repeatsLFO Speed: The PT2399 low frequency oscillator (LFO) speed is controlled by this knob. From subtle slow chorusing sounds to fast vibrato-esque repeats, everything is possible. LFO Depth: This is the overall depth from subtle chorus to maximum seasick, unstable warble. You can even get a lo-fi style compression out of this. You can use this as a chorus or flanger by turning all the delay controls except for mix down. So much is possible. This pedal honestly feels unreal. Uses a standard 9V, center negative power supply. Use isolated power for best results. Feels weird to let this one go, but it has troulbe not clipping with my 100W amp, so I am hoping it can find a home where it'll be used more frequently.