Summer NAMM 2017: Mad Professor launches “clever, intuitive” Dual Blue Delay pedal
Delay types span digital and tape sounds
SUMMER NAMM 2017: Mad Professor’s tape-voiced yet digital Deep Blue Delay is the stuff of legend, so rejoice, then, at the news that a bigger, more advanced version is on the way in the form of the Dual Blue delay pedal.
The Dual Blue Delay offers two delay types: a tape-voiced short delay, with a max time of 315ms; and a long delay, which delivers a modern delay voicing with up to 810ms of time.
A mode footswitch can be used to switch between the channels, or both can be combined for dual-delay sounds; tap tempo is also available on the long delay channel.
What’s more, keeping the on/off switch depressed for one second dials up a rhythmic multi-head mode for syncopated thrills.
The Dual Blue Delay is available from September for £299 - see Mad Professor for more info.
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