The Behringer DD400 has an obsession with the past--the last 1.3 seconds of it, to be exact. Add a little atmosphere to your bag of tricks with this delay stompbox.  Add a little atmosphere to your bag of tricks.
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What Is Delay?
Delay is a synthetic echo that, in adjustable increments, repeats the notes you play on guitar. Each repeated tone becomes quieter than the previous one, until the repeats are no longer heard. This results in a thick, robust sound that can take on everything from the quick "slap" echo of classic rockabilly to the long, dreamy echoes found in psychedelic rock.
Superior Sound
This box will sing the fading, ghostly praises of every note you squeeze from your axe. With seven modes of delay to choose from, there is a vast pallete of echoes to explore with the DD400. Take advantage of its full 1.3-second memory or scale it back for a more abrupt echo. Just twist the dedicated Mode, Time, Feedback and Level controls to create the delay of your dreams.
Tap Tempo
You can set the DD400's delay time (up to the maximum 1.3 seconds) by entering tap tempo mode, which allows you to tap in the delay time with your foot, to easily match your delay time with whatever you're playing along with.
Hold Mode
The DD400 also boasts a HOLD mode, that lets you loop a brief riff, then play over it.
Dependable Operation
The blue LED tells you when it's on, and the first-class on/off switch maintains incredible signal integrity in bypass mode. And you get flexible powering as well--power the DD400 with a 9 V battery or a DC power adapter (not included).
What's in the Box
Behringer DD400 Digital Delay Pedal, User's Manual
