Keeley Dyno My Roto

$126.00 to $169.00 Price Tier: Standard

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Product Description

Step into the vintage world of the '80s with the Keeley Dyno My Roto. This compact yet versatile multi-effects pedal is your gateway to the rich, analogue chorus tones that dominated the music scene in the iconic era. It doesn't just stop at chorus; the Dyno My Roto also offers you a warm flanger effect and a convincing rotary speaker simulation, all packed into a pedalboard-friendly size.

With three LFOs, this pedal delivers lush modulations that sing out like a chorus of guitars, giving you a chorus effect that's twice as joyful as the standard two-voice setups. The rotary speaker simulation comes with a unique Proximity Control, allowing you to control the perceived distance from the spinning speaker cabinet, adding an extra layer of depth to your sound.

In addition to these, the Dyno My Roto also offers a RotoFlange sound with a simple negative feedback control, bringing you the most classic flanger sounds with ease. Whether you're chasing the tones of Alex Lifeson, Andy Summers or seeking an SRV Crossfire rotary tone, the Keeley Dyno My Roto has you covered.

Key Features:

Compact multi-effects pedal that replicates the sound of '80s rackmount chorus units
Includes tri-chorus, flanger, and rotary speaker simulation effects
Three LFOs for lush, multi-voice modulation
Proximity Control for adjustable depth in the rotary speaker simulation
Simple negative feedback control for classic flanger sounds
Pedalboard-friendly size for easy integration into your setup
Durable construction for lasting performance.

Product specs

Effects	chorus, flanger, rotary
Power	9V
Bypass	true bypass
Analog/Digital	digital
Current Draw	65ma

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PROS

Exceptional value with 3 effects in one pedal
Lush, 3-dimensional sound across settings
"Dyno my piano" eighties sound captured effectively
Can dial in quickly for controllable flanger and chorus
Works well on vintage keyboards as well as guitar
No noticeable volume jumps when engaging pedal
Low power draw and simple interface
Provides unique rotary sound with a "dynopiano" touch
Versatile, fun, and adds 80s modulation to your rig
Suitable for both live and studio applications

CONS

Sounds digital compared to old-school analog
Limited range and adjustments in effects
Not designed for bass or synth, may create weird pulses
Rotary effect lacks depth and speed adjustment
Some users find the pedal thin sounding
Generates feedback in certain setups
Level control can introduce noise at mid settings
Not a perfect emulation of real Leslie speakers
Not intended as a realistic-sounding Leslie simulator
Some users experienced quality control issues

Owner Insights

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Features and functionality

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The Dyno My Roto pedal is notably noisy, with users reporting a pronounced hiss in Rotary mode and excessive 60-cycle hum when activated.
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Lacks a speed ramping switch, which limits its ability to fully emulate a Leslie speaker's signature sound.
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The Keeley Dyno My Roto excels in flange and chorus effects, but its rotary sound is generally considered subpar compared to higher-end pedals like the Lex.
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User experience

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Some owners describe the chorus effect as resembling a flanger or phase shifter, with a weaker flanger mode compared to other modulation pedals.
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Reports of distortion in all modes, though some owners experience crisp and clear sound without additional noise, indicating variability in unit performance.
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Some users re-purchase the Dyno My Roto after selling, indicating a strong personal preference despite its limitations.
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Setup and maintenance

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Noise issues persist even when the pedal is powered by an isolated power supply, suggesting potential unit-specific defects.
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Use cases and applications

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Reducing the Level knob and using a boost pedal before the Dyno My Roto can mitigate some noise issues, particularly in home settings.
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Tri chorus mode does not pair well with fuzz pedals, compared to other chorus effects which blend better with fuzz.
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Comparisons

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Dyno My Roto is seen as a budget-friendly alternative to the Strymon Lex and the Dan Big Spender, praised for its sound quality at a lower price point.
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The Fender Pinwheel is suggested as an alternative to the Strymon Lex for those considering different rotary speaker pedals.
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The Strymon Lex is praised for achieving Gilmour-like rotary sounds, particularly in tracks like "Shine On" and "Any Colour You Like," surpassing the Keeley Dyno My Roto.
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For those seeking top-tier rotary effects, the Neo Instruments Ventilator pedals and Eventide H9/H90 are recommended as superior alternatives to the Keeley Dyno My Roto.
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