The rack-mounted SDD-3000 which appeared in 1982 was a classic digital delay that dominated the world thanks to its peerless sonic character. The classic delay effect that’s central to the guitar sounds in world-class rock bands owe a great deal to the SDD-3000, which has been the driving force behind numerous famous songs over the years.

The SDD-3000 PEDAL packs all of the SDD-3000's functionality into a convenient pedal unit. Featuring a pre-amp with ample headroom, a filter circuit that modifies the feedback sound, and modulation waveforms that allow a diverse array of delay effects, it covers all of the SDD-3000's important elements. In addition to specifications that will satisfy SDD-3000 users, it provides many new functions such as eight delay types, long delay times up to 4,000 milliseconds, selectable modulation waveforms, stereo input/output, and MIDI compatibility. The user interface has also been updated for dramatically improved ease of use.

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Pitchblack mini Purple

Das MIKU STOMP ist ein Effektpedal, das die von Ihnen auf der Gitarre gespielten Noten* in den Gesang von Hatsune Miku „übersetzt“. Hierfür brauchen Sie nur Ihre Gitarre anzuschließen. Die Technologie für diese Stimmensynthese beruht auf dem eVocaloid™, einem Gesangseffekt des NSX-1 Tongenerators von Yamaha. Der Gesang von Hatsune Miku verwandelt Ihre Gitarrenparts in eine expressive Performance mit einem ganz anderen Charakter als bei Verwendung eines Step-Sequenzers oder Keyboards.

Hatsune Miku sings when you play your guitar!
A design that fuses the worlds of Hatsune Miku and guitar effects.
Nearly unlimited possibilities; 11 lyric patterns are provided.
Lyrics for "Senbonzakura" (a Japanese song) are preset.
An iPhone app for entering lyrics is available, so you can make MIKU STOMP sing your original lyrics.

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Loved by guitarists for decades, it's a Japanese made modulation-type effect unit that made a blazing debut at the Woodstock festival; you already know the one we're talking about. The inimitable sound of this distinctive modulation effect has captivated numerous guitarists and audiences.
Yet, because only a very small number of the original units exist, and because the circuit itself was not accurately understood and its components were difficult to obtain, it was rare to have the opportunity to try out the unit that produced these famous sounds. Such factors elevated the original to a semi-divine status. Numerous clone models were produced by major manufacturers and boutique shops alike, but all of these remain facsimiles that are pale imitations of the original model.
Now, this legendary classic has been reborn under the ideal circumstances of the original engineer's supervision. Starting with original circuits that simulate hard-to-obtain parts, the distinctive modulation sound has been perfectly reproduced. Not content with a simple reproduction, new WAVE sliders have been added, allowing original waveforms to be generated.
This highly sought after pedal with a long history of allure is now unveiled in its new incarnation: the Nuvibe

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