Guitar Delay Pedal for Pedal Boards, Electric Guitar, Yellow Fall Analog Delay Mini Guitar Effect Pedal Vintage Delay, True Bypass

delivers warm, smooth analog-style delay in a small, affordable pedal. The repeats sound natural, the controls are easy to use, and it stays quiet without coloring your tone. Solid build, great sound, and perfect for slapback, leads, and classic rock. Excellent value and highly recommended

It's digital, but it does the analog sound pretty well - a bit grungy with degrading repeats. A tone control would be nice, as it's a bit on the bright side, but dialing back the effect level allows it to "sit under" your guitar's sound nicely. I wasn't sure if 620ms of delay time would feel like enough (my other delay options - Seymour Duncan Deja Vu, Line 6 Echo Park and M5 - have a lot more time on tap), but it's fine - and without fancy features like subdivisions and tap tempo, you aren't likely to need any more than that. Probably works best for short slapback and longer "pad" type underlay. Seems sturdily built. The tiny knobs on these mini pedals are a bit fiddly and annoying to adjust, but it's set up right, with time on the "big" knob. I will mention, it introduces a tiny (almost inaudible) bit of hiss into the signal, but way less than my line 6 pedals or the Deja Vu (which has a true analog BBD side and a digital side that can be blended together, and the BBD side is pretty noisy at idle)... so I'm not complaining. Sounds good, does what it's supposed to do - I like it! It won't replace my other delays with tap and subdivisions (I needs my dotted-eighth, yo!), and if you need that stuff, save up a little more and get a used Echo Park (seriously - love that delay, does everything and is inexpensive)... but for the price, it is a handy tool to have around. Get one!

The Yellow Fall delay is a steal in terms of price. I got this for a last-minute guest to use while we were jamming--not for my main personal pedal board. The knobs, potentiometers, jacks and finish are all impressive considering its low cost--much better than most in this price range. Tone-wise it is very good, and would make a good addition to a basic or budget pedal board. For a better-sounding pedal, expect to pay more than this costs. Not surprisingly, Yellow Fall is not as refined-sounding and useful as some costlier pedals. I strongly suspect the Yellow Fall is a digital device, and is not truly an analog Bucket Brigade Chip delay. The only reason that matters to me, is this one lacks a certain organic warmth of tone and response that I hear in true analog delays and higher-priced digital versions. Also, I found it hard to dial in just the right depth setting with the Yellow Fall for subtle delay levels, feeding into the front of a cranked non-master volume tube amp. In that context (going into overdriven power tube saturation/distortion), too deep a mix of delay-to-dry ratio can get muddy and it can obscure the core tone of the guitar. So the ideal would be to dial in just enough delay to give the sound a sense of space, but still not cloud things up. The depth control on the Yellow Fall is a bit touchy for that, meaning the taper of the knob tends to make the depth setting either too much or too little with only a minuscule nudge of the knob separating the two. Also, I found the tone of the delayed sound on the Yellow Fall did not sound as good into an amp set very clean-it sounded a bit less realistic. The YF sounded much better into a tube amp on the edge of breakup. A great delay should also sound great squeaky clean. Yellow Fall is a worthy budget choice, but, depending on your priorities and means, it may be better to save for a used model of a slightly more refined delay (e.g. Carbon Copy Mini, TC Flashback Mini, Ibanez Mini). The Yellow Fall is not in the same class with any of those three.

This is a good guitar tuner that is solidly built with a solid foot switch. A lot of these budget pedals have very cheap foot switches. Hopefully this tuner holds up better than the Mooer tuner pedal I bought. I crapped out in six months. These are great pedals for the bedroom pro like me.

Works well. Sounds great. Easy to use. Seems sturdy.

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Bought this bright bad boy for my synth set up and wasn’t disappointed. It’s good value, has a decent sound range and is robust. I’d originally bought a Behringer pedal but it was dreadful so swapped it for the Donner and am so pleased I did.

Macht richtig Bock das Teil ...cooler Echo fx

Suono discreto, lo uso per dare corpo al suono nei solo e negli arpeggi, ma la regolazione è un po’ difficile su tempi brevi per l’ escursione del pot. Sui tempi lunghi il suono diventa sottile e artificiale.

Pedí mi pedal el 17 de octubre. Hoy 14 de noviembre, TUVE QUE IR POR EL YO MISMO (Gracias Mexpost -.-). Me lo enviaron por USPS procedente desde Singapore (que perdieron mi paquete por cierto). Me dieron un seguimiento aceptable, pero el correo no ayudó nada. Recomendaría pedir una paqueteria privada como Ups o FedEx, estafeta. Contestaban mis email's de manera rápida y amable. El pedal está genial, funciona perfectamente, es cómodo, pequeño, agradable a la vista y suena SENSACIONAL. La mercancía está excelente, lástima que tuve que esperar tanto por el. Pero lo bueno es que llegó. Doy pocas estrellas por el retraso.