AZOR Delay Guitar Effect Pedal for Pedal Boards, Mouse Digital Mini Vintage Delay Effect Pedal for Electric Guitar AP508

I think this is the best delay pedal for the money. Sounds great and long delay time. Just what I wanted!

A few comments on the overall line (also copied into my review of the chorus), and a few about the delay.On the line: Normally Azor makes bare bones, ultra affordable mini pedals. The new "cartoon animal" pedals are a little more like what you'd see branded as Caline, a little higher price point and more effort into making them attractive. They're flatter than a normal Azor pedal -- a similar shape to my Caline Pure Sky but a bit smaller, as if you shaved about 20-25% off the length, width, and height. They're made of metal, but I'm not the biggest fan of the switch, which makes a light clicking sound but not at the exact moment the switch activates, so you can click them without actually switching the pedal. I'd be scared to stomp on them onstage, but luckily I'm a jam at home guy.Some points on the delay:-It has all the basics. If you turn down the repeats and the time you can use it to subtly double your playing -- but max the time and it cycles only about 60 bpm, so you can match just about any tempo you could want. Max the repeats and it will keep going pretty much forever. The mix knob affects how loud the repeats start before they begin fading.-The manual is so badly written it's not clear if this is supposed to be analog or digital.-If you adjust the time knob when there are already repeats playing, the repeats will be pitch shifted. Some people think this is a neat effect to play with, others find it annoying.-In general, if you like the cartoon animal art and don't have a delay, this is a decent one to get, though some others are cheaper. It might not be something you'll have on all the time, but it's a ton of fun to mess around with if you find yourself in a playing rut.-This doesn't let you tap in the delay time; you can only twist the knob. I'm not a fan of doing that anyway but some people like it.

This thing slays. One of my fav delays, and I have way too many.

I wanted a delay to feed one of my stereo loops. When I first engaged this pedal (with delay going), I saw a tremendous boost ~12 db. Clipping out the input of the next thing in the line. So, I turned down the mix, and with the delay engaged I still see around 3db of gain. you will likely not see this if using this pedal at the end of the signal chain. Putting this before a sensitive pedal might give you untwoard effect. Defintely did echo like it was supposed to, so one star for that. It is enclosed in a decent enclosure and seems sturdy, just too hard to get a useful tone.

I should start out by saying I have played guitar for a long time and have never owned a digital delay pedal. I have a rack mounted, foot switchable, digital multi-effects unit that I have had for quite a while. It cost $600 new, so I have not owned anything remotely close to this pedal. That said, it compares favorably in sound quality with my rack mounted unit. It does not do some of the things my other unit does, but for what it does do, it does it well.It comes in a nice box, and the unit itself is housed in a very robust, heavy-for-it's-size metal box. The knobs have a substantial, well-weighted feel to them. The art on the pedal appears to be a decal, but was applied well, and seems like it will be durable. It is very compact, 3.75" x 1.87" x 1", so it will not take up much real estate on your pedal board. It does not accept a battery, so you will need to hook it up to a 9-volt power supply.On to the sound. Since this is a digital delay, each repeat sounds essentially like the original note. It is not like an analog delay in that each repeat on an analog delay general decays a little and has a little warmer sound for that. One thing I really liked is that the pedal added very little noise. If you crank the mix knob all the way up, there is a slight increase in white noise, but it is so low level that even a very quiet note will cover it up. It is probably my quietest pedal. When you plug in the power supply, the jack turns red. There is a dull red glow from the led when you are in bypass mode, and it turns to bright blue when you engage the delay.Besides delay, you can also get reverb, a chorus-like effect, and a fair facsimile of a flanger without the sweep. With the repeat knob at 12 o'clock, I counted at least twelve repeats. With it all the way up, it is basically infinite repeat. I let it run for a minute, and it showed no sign of letting up. With the time knob at 9 o'clock, the mix at 8 o'clock, and the repeat at approximately 11 o'clock, you can get a nice chorus-like effect. With all knobs at 9 o'clock, you are in the reverb slap-back range. Move the knobs a little one way or the other to get the reverb sound or the slap-back. With the time knob turned all the way down, the mix between 3 o'clock and 6 o'clock, and the repeat at 9 o'clock, you can get an interesting sound that adds a little sparkle and wetness. Of course, it has the full range of the delay sounds that you would expect it to have. It can repeat up to 1000 ms. , the same as my rack mount unit.In conclusion, for the areas that overlap with my rack mount unit, I would not hesitate to use this. It is a very comparable sound, and actually slightly less noisy. Again, the rack unit does a lot more stuff, but this does what it does well. I cannot honestly compare it with other budget digital delays as I mentioned earlier, but I think it is a well-built, good sounding piece of gear.

I was actually surprised by how nice this sounds. It's not in the same league as my Analog Man ARDX20 as far as features, it's pretty basic. but this is a fifth the price and gives you a wide range of delay. the adjustment range on this can get You some extreme never ending ambient repeats.A negative for me is It's not true bypass. That isn't a major problem most of the time, but the buffer/switching system in this does alter the tone very slightly when off. I don't have a lot of pedals but everything on my pedal board is analog and true bypass, but With this in the signal chain I can hear a change in the ambient hiss of the amp. It's not better or worse, it just sounds different, like the frequency shifted a little. So even when off it is still doing something to the signal. In a live situation it really won't matter, but recording it could possibly cause issues. And if you have a pedal that doesn't like buffers definitely put this after it in the chain.On the bad.I have concerns over how they mount the board. The potentiometers are what secures the board to the enclosure and they fully tighten them down. BUT they are a little short and don't have spacers. This causes the board to be stressed and it is actually curved in the enclosure. That isn't a huge problem with traditional through hole construction. But these have a lot of surface mount components and flexing the board like that can put a lot of strain on those solder points.If the manufacturer sees this you really should consider adding spacers on the pots between the enclosure and body of the potentiometer to relieve the stress on the board.It sounds good enough I'm actually going to incorporate this into my board. The Amptweaker big rock pro I have has a couple effects loops on it so I'm going to place this in the effects loop for the boost side so I can set a different delay specifically for solos. And the adjustment range on this is actually really good too. You can get some extreme never ending repeats with this thing.Overall for the money this isn't bad.

I've never seen a pedal this size. It's somewhere between a full-size pedal and a mini pedal, which is mostly what I have on my pedalboard (see image comparing sizes). While the mini pedals are great because they don't take up much space, I find it hard to operate the tiny dials on them. That's where the size of this pedal really shines. Still more space efficient versus a full-size pedal, but just big enough that you get normal size dials on it. Both easy to see and turn.The pedal has a metal housing that has nice weight to it and feel sturdy.The switch has a nice feel to it with a soft click activate/deactivate versus my other pedals.Low noise and a good range of delay options.All pedals in this series are white with graphic stickers to differentiate them visually. I also have the reverb pedal and find it visually confusing to tell which is which if they are side by side. There is an effect name on each pedal (delay, reverb, etc.) but it's very close to the switch. If you install a switch cap on the pedal (like I have on the white mini pedal in pic), then it's going cover up the type of pedal label.One small annoyance is that the pedal always defaults to an "off" state when you power it up even if it was turned on when you powered it down.

________..⪨Ꙭ⪩.._______________⪨ MIND ⪨⪨🎸⪩⪩ PRIME ⪩_____:📝 | REVIEW:___________________________________________🎸 AZOR | Digital Delay Guitar Effect Pedal Mouse VintageUnique Tones Delay Pedal for Electric Guitar AP508➽ I have a few other Azor pedals, they are OK a littlebit generic though. These are colorful and creative w/their graphics, I do like their design, however the soundof the pedal is just OK. Doesn't really stand out aboveall the other basic delay pedals available.➽ The Pedal:This pedal is designed to give you warm & rich delaytones that can enhance your guitar sound. The AZORMouse Delay is a digital delay pedal that offers threefunction knobs to control the delay rate, amount, andfeedback intensity.➽ The AZOR Mouse Delay is a digital delay pedal thatoffers three function knobs:⦁ TIME: Adjust the delay rate⦁ MIX: Adjust the delay amount⦁ REPEAT: Adjust the intensity of the feedback signal➽➽ Sound:This pedal has sort of a vintage and crunchy tone tome. The pedal uses a digital chip that simulates thesound of an analog delay, giving you a touch of warmthand grit in your repeats. It can add some character andtexture to your guitar sound, especially if you're playingclean or over driven tones. The pedal seems to be a goodchoice experimental sounds. For me though I just prefera different type of delay.➽ Price at Time of Review: > $59.00 <➽ Dislikes / Issues:⦁ Seems a bit little too expensive⦁ Not a big fan of the sound it produces✪➽ OVER-ALL:⦁ The AZOR Mouse Delay seems to be a great option forguitarists who want a digital delay pedal with this typeof sound. This pedal does seem to be well made and thegraphics are a nice touch however it's just not one that Iprefer.⦁ ~ Be Safe, Have Fun, Enjoy!____________⪨Ꙭ⪩______________________________________✪ ⪨ MIND ⪨⪨ 🎸 ⪩⪩ PRIME ⪩➽ SCORE: 3 Stars > ⭐ ⭐ ⭐➽ I Hope That My Review Was Informative & Helpful !✪ Thanks for Reading_________________________________________________________➽ PRODUCT INFORMATION:Mouse Delay Features:⦁ Time: Adjust the delay rate.⦁ LED Light：LED indicator shows the working state.⦁ Repeat: Adjust the intensity of the feedback signal.⦁ Input & Output Jack: Analogy though 1/4’’ monoaudio jack.⦁ Power Supply: 9V DC (not included in this package)⦁ Mix: Adjust the delay amount.⦁ Input & Output Jack: Analogy though 1/4’’ monoaudio jack.⦁ True Bypass: True bypass for zero tone coloration.AZOR digital delay**（Because it is a digital, there is no true bypass）🎸 Vintage, Crunchy Repeats - Add a touch of warmthand crunch to your guitar sound with the AZOR MouseDelay. This digital delay pedal is perfect for stackingwith other delays to create unique tones that'll set youapart from the crowd.🎸 Flexible Tone Control - With three function knobs,you'll have complete control over your delay tones.Adjust the delay rate, amount, and feedback intensityto achieve the perfect sound for your playing style.🎸 1000ms Maximum Delay Time - With a maximumdelay time of 1000ms and solid feedback tones, theAZOR Mouse Delay is the perfect addition to yourpedalboard. Combine it with reverb and flange effectsfor even more sonic possibilities.🎸 Built to Last - This pedal is built with a metalaluminum alloy case and high-quality precisioncomponents, making it sturdy and durable for yearsof use.or convenient setting, making it a solid pedalthat is durable and worth trying.🎸 Portable and Easy to Use - The small size andlight-weight design make it easy to take your musicon the go, whether you're playing gigs or practicing athome. And with a DC 9V adapter (not included), you'llbe ready to rock in no time.___________________________________________________________🎸 AZOR | Digital Delay Guitar Effect Pedal Mouse VintageUnique Tones Delay Pedal for Electric Guitar AP508___________________________________________________________⪨ MIND ⪨⪨ ✨ ⪩⪩ PRIME ⪩_____________________________

I got this for my son who is an avid guitar player and it has become a pretty nice hobby for him as he was self taught and then went on to learn to read and to learn more and more about guitars and parts during his visits to guitar and music stores. He has tried out a variety of pedals, including delay but had not heard of Azor brand before.I didn't think Delay would be of interest for him but he said that he wanted to try it out for some of the older stuff he plays, as he does tend to play a lot of classics of various styles. He likes to play a lot of Chili Peppers songs as it is his favourite brand and he knows that John Frusciante uses delay pedals for some songs. He is still trying it out and did say that the quality of it was pretty good and pretty much on par from more expensive ones he has tried. So that is his part of the review. He really likes it and recommends it.As for me, hearing him play brought back so much nostalgia of when I used to go to outdoor concerts and you'd get the natural delay of songs, plus the songs from local bands who did use a delay pedal and songs from older bands that used delay. Lots of memories and to me it sounded great. I love listening to him try it.He recommends the use of it and sound. I recommend it by hearing it.

Well built, sturdy, and the delay effect works well!