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The EKKO stereo digital delay pedal offers a warm and precise sound, ideal for guitarists seeking expressive nuances on stage or in the studio. Its robust aluminum casing ensures great durability, while true bypass preserves signal purity. Blue LED bars make it easy to read settings even from a distance, making this pedal suitable for concerts and rehearsals. Thanks to Bluetooth connectivity with the Aalberg AERO controller, you can adjust parameters in real time up to 30 meters away, a valuable asset for musicians seeking flexibility and creativity in their delay effects.
| Delay Type | Digital Stereo |
|---|---|
| Bypass | True Bypass |
| Casing | Robust Aluminum |
| Indicators | Blue LED Bars |
| Controls | TIME, LEVEL, FEEDBACK, Tap-Tempo, Bypass ON/OFF, FX-Select |
| Connectivity | Bluetooth with Aalberg AERO controller (sold separately) |
| Bluetooth Range | Up to 30 meters |
| Power Supply | Standard 9V AC adapter (not included) |
| Recognition | Among Guitar Player's 5 revolutionary pedals of 2015 |
Product: Aalberg Delay
SKU: EK1
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