Dark Sun

DELAY
REVERB

Description

As part of the three-guitar assault that makes up Periphery, Mark Holcomb might be best known for bombastic riffs and liquid leads, but he’s no stranger to the atmospheric and ambient side of guitar. The lush clean passages, accented by crystalline reverb and chiming delay tones that break up Periphery’s aggression are part of the formula that makes the band so special – meaning the bar was set high when we set out to create a pedal that could meet Mark’s expectations. Dark Sun was crafted based on Mark’s favorite sounds from the Andromeda Dynamic Delay and the Silver Lake Dynamic Reverb. Dark Sun combines a warm and clean digital delay algorithm with a lush Hall reverb, and the ability to route the two in just about any configuration you could want. And, you can shape the EQ of the effect, add saturation, or lush choral modulation, or use Dynamic Expression to control the mix of the effect with your playing. Mark wanted the ability to change the order of the effects on the fly and assign them to either the left or right channel – so we designed the routing control; a 4-position switch that can create dramatically different sounds depending on how it’s set. Running delay first means new reverberations are created with each repeat – while putting reverb first will create a less natural and more dramatic repeat of the reverb trail. Setting Delay and Reverb to the left and right channels allows you to use Dark Sun’s two effects in stereo or as two separate pedals in one.

Price
$680.85

Media

Videos

Seymour Duncan Dark Sun - Demo Video - Ola Englund

Seymour Duncan Dark Sun - Demo Video - Jay Leonard

Seymour Duncan Dark Sun - Demo Video - Shawn Tubbs

Seymour Duncan Dark Sun - Demo Video - Guitar Interactive

Seymour Duncan Dark Sun - Demo Video (No Talking) - Guitar Bonedo

Technical data

Width
5.59 in
Depth
5.12 in
Height
2.17 in
Weight
1.35 lbs
Circuit type
digital
Voltage
9V DC, center negative
Current
150mA