Delay audio gear

Korg SDD-2000

Zoom MS-70CDR

The Zoom MS-70CDR is a compact multi-effects processor designed for guitarists and musicians seeking a versatile solution for their sound. This pedal features a wide array of effects, including modulation, delay, and reverb, allowing users to create complex soundscapes and textures. With its intuitive interface, the MS-70CDR enables quick adjustments and easy navigation through its extensive library of presets and effects. Its stereo inputs and outputs make it suitable for both live performances and studio recordings, ensuring high-quality audio processing. The pedal is also equipped with a built-in tuner and can be powered by batteries or an AC adapter, making it a portable option for musicians on the go.

Zoom MS-70CDR+

The Zoom MS-70CDR+ is a multi-effects stompbox designed for guitar and bass, offering a broad range of spatial effects. It combines chorus, delay, and reverb with a suite of modulation, dynamics, and filter effects, organized into categories with a color-coded LCD and four footswitches for easy real-time control. The unit supports up to 6 effects simultaneously and features 100 patch memories plus 80 presets to provide quick inspiration and recall. Key features include 43 chorus/modulation options, 29 mono and stereo delays with up to 4 seconds of delay time, and 33 studio-quality reverbs ranging from spring to large hall and arena spaces. A total of 44 dynamic and filter effects complement the signal chain, enabling a wide palette of textures. Patch memories store effect orders, on/off states, and parameter values, and changes can be saved automatically with Auto Save. The MS-70CDR+ can be powered by two AA batteries or an AC adapter, and includes USB Type-C connectivity for power and data, as well as USB MIDI capabilities for remote patch changes via MIDI-compatible gear. Typical use cases include live performance setups requiring versatile, hands-free control with footswitches, stereo input and output for processed sounds, and expandable tone shaping through the Handy Guitar Lab app. The device is built with a sturdy metal frame and provides user-friendly navigation for editing patches, adjusting parameters, and managing library sounds.