Brand new in the box Chase Bliss Tonal Recall RKM analog delay pedal

An absolutely amazing pedal from my personal collection, as new and never used other than being briefly tested.

In perfect condition and a rarity to find as a new example, particularly one located in the UK (and as such no import duties or fees to pay if you're already in the UK).

Grab this while you can as these don't come up often in this condition.

I'm happy to answer any questions and provide further photos or videos, just drop me a message and I'll get back to you as quickly as I can.

Free shipping to the UK or I can ship this world wide (buyer pays postage and is responsible for any additional fees). If you're local I'm happy to arrange dropping this off or collection where possible, please contact me about this. Shipping will be tracked and fully insured with FedEx, DHL, DPD or UPS - which ever gives the best rate and service to your particular location. Please contact me if you're outside of the UK with your location prior to purchase as I should be able to offer a better price than that advertised once I know the specific location. Check out my other items for sale too as I can combine postage to reduce the cost of shipping.

The description from Chase Bliss: "Buckle up, it’s time to go back to Mars. The “Red Knob Mod” version of Tonal Recall is built around 4 re-issued versions of the legendary MN3005 bucket-brigade delay chips. It’s maximum delay time is increased to 1100ms and the unmistakable analog character of this delay is front and center. Tonal Recall expands upon the classic vintage sounds associated with analog delays of yesteryear while bringing modern amenities such as tap tempo, optional bypass with trails, expression control over any parameter, and the ability to save presets. Every knob and switch is connected to a little digital brain while your guitar signal stays 100% analog and never gets digitally processed. Since the control of the effect is digital, it opens up unprecedented effects and features that have never been heard or offered in analog stompboxes."