Unleash your creativity on a sonic journey with the Emma Electronic Navigator Delay. This pedal is designed for musicians seeking a seamless blend of analog warmth and digital precision. With its sleek design and intuitive layout, the Navigator Delay is an essential asset for any guitarist's pedalboard, offering a range of features that are both practical and inspiring.

At the heart of the Navigator Delay lies a custom-coded DSP that delivers delay times of up to 1 second, offering the flexibility to create anything from classic slapback echoes to complex rhythmical patterns. The unique hybrid circuit keeps your dry signal path 100% analog, ensuring that your tone retains its natural warmth while avoiding digital latency.

The Navigator Delay stands out with its separate Level control for the second, beat-split delay repeats, allowing for the creation of intricate rhythmic effects. The modulation section adds a touch of versatility, capable of producing everything from a subtle tape echo "warble" to lush chorus and flange effects. Whether you're a studio musician or performing live, the Navigator offers a reliable and dynamic delay experience.

Key Features:

• Custom-coded DSP with delay times up to 1 second
• 100% analog dry signal path for natural tone
• Tap-tempo functionality for precise timing
• Beat-Split feature with one-half, two-thirds, or three-quarter delay intervals
• Separate Level control for secondary delay voice
• Modulation section for tape echo, chorus, and flanging effects
• Buffered bypass with low impedance output
• Wet/Dry outputs for stereo operation
• Operates on 9-Volt battery or 9 VDC power adaptor (low 70mA current draw)
• Internal DIP switch for high/low input signal selection

Product specs

FAQs

What power supply does the Emma Electronic Navigator Delay require?

The Emma Electronic Navigator Delay requires a 9-Volt battery or a 9 VDC power adaptor with tip-negative polarity. It has a low current draw of 70mA, making it compatible with most “brick-style” multi-output power supplies.

Can I use the Emma Electronic Navigator Delay for stereo setups?

Yes, the Navigator Delay features wet and dry outputs, allowing you to run it in stereo by splitting the wet and dry signals to separate outputs.

What does the Beat-Split Switch on the Emma Electronic Navigator Delay do?

The Beat-Split Switch allows you to select between one-half, two-thirds, or three-quarter intervals for the secondary Delay voice, providing more rhythmic versatility.

How does the modulation feature work on the Emma Electronic Navigator Delay?

The modulation effect on the Navigator Delay is controlled by the Speed and Depth knobs, allowing you to adjust the rate from slow to fast and the degree from subtle to extreme.

Does the Emma Electronic Navigator Delay have a buffered bypass?

Yes, the Navigator Delay features a buffered bypass with a low impedance output, ensuring your signal remains strong and clear when the pedal is not engaged.

How does the Tail function work on the Emma Electronic Navigator Delay?

The Tail function allows delay repeats to continue after the pedal has been bypassed, creating a seamless transition in your sound.