Valeton Multi Effects Guitar Bass Pedal Dapper MDR Digital Chorus Modulation Delay Reverb

The Non Essentials?

It seems that every fly rig type of multi effects pedals all have a preamp or drive module in them. And that is where we decided to things a little differently. We know you love your $500 boutique drive pedal or the 1970's vintage Op-Amp fuzz. And we completely understand that those drive pedals are the core of every rig. But what about anything other than those? We managed to put all the other parts of a rig in a bar, the reverb, the delay, and the modulation. Here it is: Dapper MDR!

The Pedal in FX Loop

The name is intuitive, MDR, Modulation, Delay, Reverb. If you think about it. These are all the effects that are supposed to go into the FX Loop of your amps. The ambient stuff, the psychedelic stuff. It's where all your creativities take charge. Be imaginative! Be you! We encourage you to find your own sound with this pedal. The endless sonic possibility is the original idea we had when developing Dapper MDR in the first place.

What's In It?

The modulation part has chorus, flanger, phaser, Uni-vibe, tremolo, and vibrato in it. Other than the LEVEL, DEPTH, RATE controls as in every modulation pedal, we add an EQ circuit up there. You can use it to adjust the LOW and HIGH. The delay part has 3 voicings: digital, analog, and tape. Reverb part also has 3 voicings: room, hall and plate. So, how many combinations you can get? You do the math.

Bonus Features

For the DELAY and MODULATION part, you can hold the footswitch button to enter the tap tempo mode. And if you hold the footswitch of REVERB button, you can switch the effect trail on and off. And if you hold the DELAY and REVERB button together, you can engage the built-in tuner. Other than all those, it has a headphone jack, you can plug it in and play silently during midnight.

Specifications

Power：9V DC center negative (power adapter included);
Current Consumption: 150mA;
Dimensions: 197mm(D) × 65mm(W) × 42mm(H);
Weight: 417g;
Delay Time Range: 25ms-2000ms;
Input Impedance: 1MΩ; Output Impedance: 1kΩ