LR Baggs Align Delay Pedal for Acoustic Guitar

ACOUSTIC PEDAL SUITE CRAFTED FOR THE ACOUSTIC PLAYER Created specifically for acoustic musicians, the Align Series integrates studio processing tools, a high-fidelity preamplifier with foundational tone-shaping EQ, our proprietary acoustic reverb, and the most pristine, all-discrete active DI we have ever engineered. This highly versatile pedal series expands your tonal palette with a vast range of control that’s uniquely tailored to complement and enrich the voice of your acoustic instruments. ALIGN SERIES - DELAY PROPRIETARY DELAY TAILORED SPECIFICALLY FOR ACOUSTIC INSTRUMENTS The Align Delay brings a classic effect to acoustic musicians by optimizing the signal for high-fidelity instruments. By expanding the range of your sonic profile while underlining your primary acoustic sound, the Delay augments both rhythm and melody for a larger dimensional sound and feel. We’ve combined the most desirable qualities of both analog and digital circuitry to create the best possible sound with the convenient features of a modern platform. The Tap button sets your desired tempo or the Tap Tempo input can be used with an external time control device. The Tone control only effects the repeats, ranging from warm and analog-like to clear, digital-like echo—for a versatile effect that can be tailored to fit any musical context. FEATURES Delay Control blends delayed signal with unaffected signal Repeats controls the total number of repeats Time sets the time between the original and repeated signal Division sets delay to dotted eighth note of current tempo Tap manually sets the delay tempo Tap Tempo Input allows for the connection of an external tap tempo footswitch Tone sweeps a wide range of warmth, clarity, and everywhere in between 9V battery, or 9V DC powering options Engage footswitch for affected signal or true bypass ¼" output Download Align Series Guides Align Active DI User Guide Align Chorus User Guide Align Delay User Guide Align EQ User Guide Align Reverb User Guide Align Session User Guide