Step back in time with the vintage-inspired DOD FX90 Delay, a stalwart of classic analog delay sound. Introduced in 1984, this pedal is not just a piece of nostalgia but a testament to enduring design. The FX90 is renowned for its warm, lush echoes, thanks to its use of the legendary MN3005 bucket brigade chip—the same chip that powers the iconic Boss DM-2.

Dial in your sound with three intuitive controls: Delay, Mix, and Repeat. Whether you're aiming for subtle ambience or full-on self-oscillation, the FX90 offers a versatile range of tones that cater to all styles. Its rugged build and distinctive "bars" graphics not only capture the vintage aesthetic but also promise durability on and off the stage. Perfectly bridging the gap between affordability and high-quality tone, the DOD FX90 Delay is a must-have for any guitarist looking to add a touch of classic delay to their sound palette.

Key Features:

• MN3005 bucket brigade chip for authentic analog delay
• Delay, Mix, and Repeat controls for versatile sound shaping
• Classic "bars" graphics from the original 1984 design
• Durable construction for reliable performance on stage
• Capable of self-oscillation for creative sound effects

Product specs

FAQs

What is the delay time range of the DOD FX90 Delay pedal?

The DOD FX90 Delay pedal offers a delay time range from 30 to 300 milliseconds, allowing for a variety of echo effects.

Does the DOD FX90 Delay pedal use analog or digital circuitry?

The DOD FX90 Delay pedal utilizes analog circuitry, providing a warm, natural sound characteristic of vintage delay effects.

What type of power supply does the DOD FX90 Delay pedal require?

The DOD FX90 Delay pedal requires a 9V battery or a compatible 9V DC power adapter for operation.

Can the DOD FX90 Delay pedal be used with a bass guitar?

Yes, the DOD FX90 Delay pedal can be used with a bass guitar, offering rich, analog delay effects suitable for bass frequencies.

How does the DOD FX90 Delay pedal differ from digital delay pedals?

The DOD FX90 Delay pedal provides a classic analog delay sound with warm, natural echoes, unlike digital delays that often offer more precise and varied settings but can lack the characteristic warmth.