Tri-chorus

If you turned on the radio in the 1980s, chances are you heard the modulated tones of chorused guitars. And the Dyno My Piano rackmount chorus unit was usually the piece of gear that delivered the goods. Ever since the '80s, pedal companies have been searching for a way to put those analog choruses into a pedal. But their complex design made it exceedingly difficult. Luckily for all of us, Robert Keeley found a way. The Dyna My Roto effects pedal puts those famous and infamous tones at your feet with an authenticity that has never before been achieved.

Rotary speaker simulation

Once Keeley got the tri-chorus sound where they wanted it, they kept on going. With a flick of the face-mounted mini toggle switch you can also pull up a great-sounding rotary speaker simulation. The same pedal that plants your tone firmly in the 1980s can also allow you to cop faux organ parts. And you can even control the proximity effect, making it sound like you're closer or further from the rotating speaker cabinet. This really helps you dial in your sound.

Rotoflange

Inside the Dyna My Roto you have a beautiful-sounding analog chorus and rotary speaker simulation, so why not also add in a flanger? That's just what Robert Keeley did. A single control will determine the amount of swoosh and depth that envelops your guitar tone. And it exudes the same analog warmth as the other effects in the pedal. This flanger sounds so good, many Sweetwater guitarists would have it on their pedalboard if it was the only effect the Dyna My Roto offered.

Keeley Dyno My Roto Tri-chorus, Rotary, and Flange Pedal Features:

• Pedal that replicates the sound of '80s rackmount chorus units
• Controls for ratio, depth, texture, and blend
• Features Tri-Chorus, Rotary, and Rotoflange effects
• Mini toggle selects the desired effect
• Pedalboard-friendly size