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The Carbon Copy Bright Delay has everything that the standard Carbon Copy Delay is revered for, but it�s been tuned for a brighter sound. Where the standard version repeats have a dark, mellow wash, the Bright�s repeats are more defined with a distinct vocal quality. The two sounds are great companions�we saw to it that they play nicely together. Engage the modulation section, and your repeats will sing with shimmery beauty as strummed chords ring out even longer than before. With 600 milliseconds of delay time, an enhanced frequency range, a vibrant delay path and true bypass switching, the Carbon Copy Bright Analog Delay is for players who�ve been searching for an all-analog delay with a more present and articulate tonal palette.

Condition
Brand
Model
  • M269SE Carbon Copy Bright Analog Delay
Finish
  • Carbon
Categories
Pedal Format
  • Standard

About the Seller

Flipside Music

Denver, CO, United States
(2,341)
Joined Reverb:2013
Items Sold:3,702
Product Overview
Initially an exclusive for Pro Guitar magazine, the MXR Carbon Copy Bright Delay is a new twist on a classic: the Carbon Copy. The Carbon Copy Bright is a delay that -- you guessed it -- sounds far brighter and more shimmery in nature than its predecessor. With 600 milliseconds of pure analog delay, the Carbon Copy Bright offers up a whole host of awesome features, including enhanced frequency range and true bypass, giving players looking for more presence and less dark wash in their delay the pedal they've been looking for.
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