DOD DFX9 DIGITAL DELAY EN CARACAS

Introduced at Winter NAMM 1989, the DFX9 Digital Delay was advertised with the DFX5 and DFX6 in early 1990, and also appeared in DOD's FX.CAT90A catalog (see below). As DOD's first compact digital delay pedal, the DFX9 was intended to compete with the Boss DD-2/DD-3 series of digital delays, which had first appeared six years earlier. The DFX9's basic circuit was likely derived from the DigiTech PDS 1000 Digital Delay and its descendants. With the subsequent addition of the DFX91 (analogous to the Boss DD-5), the DFX9 became DOD's "entry level" digital delay. The DFX9 was discontinued by 1998. Controls: two LEDs (left LED indicates delay effect is on; when the Range/Mode switch is set to Infinite Repeat, the right LED indicates a sampled phrase is playing) Level (no delay when counterclockwise, 50% wet/dry mix when fully clockwise) Repeat (1-20 repeats) Delay 5-position Range/Mode rotary switch: 3.5-15.6 ms of delay 13.8-62.5 ms 55.5-250 ms 222-1000 ms Infinite repeat (222-1000 ms) USUARIOS DE MENOS DE 200 POSITIVAS O USUARIOS NUEVOS, SOLO SE ENTREGARA Y PROBARA EN PERSONA PREVIO PAGO ENVIO Y ENTREGA: POR MRW o TEALCA UNA VEZ CONFIRMADO EL PAGO, EL PRODUCTO SERA ENVIADO EN UN PERIODO DE 2 DIAS HABILES A MAS TARDAR.EN CASO DE ENVIO EL PRODCUTO SOLO SERA ENVIADO A LA OFICINA DE MRW O TEALCA MAS CERCANA AL DOMICILIO O TRABAJO DEL COMPRADOR PARA QUE LA PASE BUSCADO Mis Artículos a la venta