Analog Delay
The Boss DM-2 is an analog delay pedal first produced in the early 1980s, renowned for its warm, lush delay tones created by a bucket-brigade device (BBD) circuit. It offers delay times ranging from 30 to 300 milliseconds, with intuitive controls for Repeat Rate, Echo, and Intensity. The DM-2 is highly regarded for its musical, natural-sounding repeats and subtle modulation, making it a favorite among players seeking vintage analog delay character.
Fender Model Guide
Delivers warm analog-style repeats with soft high-frequency rolloff and musical decay. Ideal for adding depth without overwhelming the dry signal.
- TIME Adjusts time before first repeat is heard.
- FEEDBACK Adjusts number of delay repeats.
- MIX Adjusts level of delay effect.
- TAP DIVISION Synch delay time to the beat by selecting a subdivision of the current tempo.
- SPILLOVER SWITCH Select to continue hearing delay repeats after effect has been bypassed.
From the Fender Tone Master Pro Model Guide
- Based on
- Boss DM-2
- Effect type
- Delay
- Real gear released
- 1981
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