Two awesome pedals that I'm just not using.
SOLD!
Diamond Memory Lane Jr In excellent A+ numba 1 condition, original box, with velcro and rubber feet included. This a GREAT sounding delay with a deceptively simple layout. The sound is warm but nicely defined. I believe it is an all-analog signal path with digital control to allow tap tempo. It has tap tempo with all the subdivision options a fella could ask for. You can also switch the bypass mode from true bypass (no trails) to buffered (trails). The buffer is very hi quality, I can't hear any difference. Nice shimmery modulation. The tempo led flashes even in bypass, and you can tap in the tempo while in bypass. The led changes color to let you know what subdivision you are on, and the spring-loaded toggle kick switch allows you to switch subdivisions with your foot, no hands needed! If you don't want tap tempo, you can switch the tap button to instead be a tempo doubler, which gives you a twice as fast delay on command.
Manufacturer's page: http://www.diamondpedals.com/products/memory-lane-jr/
User manual: http://www.diamondpedals.com/wp-content/uploads/Manual-MemoryLaneJr_V2.pdf
Asking$200 $180 shipped in the ConUS.
Dimension is SOLD!
Source Audio Dimension Reverb in like-new condition, velcro attached. This is a wonderful-sounding reverb pedal with a ton of sonic options, expression input, and two presets. If you have the MIDI hub, you can save and recall 128 presets via MIDI, as well as editing your patches on a computer screen. That right there is some Deeluxe stuff. And it DOES do trails when you bypass it: simply step on both switches and hold while plugging it in, and then it's in that mode thereafter. Et voila!
Manufacturer's page: http://www.sourceaudio.net/products/soundblox2/dimension_reverb.php
User manual: http://www.sourceaudio.net/products/documentation/sb2_dimreverb_manual.pdf
Asking $130 shipped in the ConUS. SOLD!!!
SOLD!
Diamond Memory Lane Jr In excellent A+ numba 1 condition, original box, with velcro and rubber feet included. This a GREAT sounding delay with a deceptively simple layout. The sound is warm but nicely defined. I believe it is an all-analog signal path with digital control to allow tap tempo. It has tap tempo with all the subdivision options a fella could ask for. You can also switch the bypass mode from true bypass (no trails) to buffered (trails). The buffer is very hi quality, I can't hear any difference. Nice shimmery modulation. The tempo led flashes even in bypass, and you can tap in the tempo while in bypass. The led changes color to let you know what subdivision you are on, and the spring-loaded toggle kick switch allows you to switch subdivisions with your foot, no hands needed! If you don't want tap tempo, you can switch the tap button to instead be a tempo doubler, which gives you a twice as fast delay on command.
Manufacturer's page: http://www.diamondpedals.com/products/memory-lane-jr/
User manual: http://www.diamondpedals.com/wp-content/uploads/Manual-MemoryLaneJr_V2.pdf
Asking
Dimension is SOLD!
Source Audio Dimension Reverb in like-new condition, velcro attached. This is a wonderful-sounding reverb pedal with a ton of sonic options, expression input, and two presets. If you have the MIDI hub, you can save and recall 128 presets via MIDI, as well as editing your patches on a computer screen. That right there is some Deeluxe stuff. And it DOES do trails when you bypass it: simply step on both switches and hold while plugging it in, and then it's in that mode thereafter. Et voila!
Manufacturer's page: http://www.sourceaudio.net/products/soundblox2/dimension_reverb.php
User manual: http://www.sourceaudio.net/products/documentation/sb2_dimreverb_manual.pdf