The Ross Stereo Delay is a legendary relic from the golden era of analog effects, resonating with a warmth and character that digital alternatives often struggle to replicate. Celebrated for its Reticon SAD1024 chips, this pedal delivers that coveted "bucket brigade" delay sound, offering a lush and organic tone palette that ranges from subtle echoes to more experimental runaway oscillations. With two distinct outputs, Local and Remote, the Stereo Delay allows for a full stereo experience, each channel equipped with its own mix control to tailor your soundscape with precision.

The pedal's straightforward interface features a Delay knob that controls the delay time, maxing out at an impressive 500 ms, and a Recycle knob to dictate the number of repeats. These controls offer a wide sonic spectrum, from gentle reverberations to vibrant slapback effects. The durable build and integrated power supply ensure it stands the test of time, perfect for both studio recordings and dynamic live performances.

Whether you’re a seasoned professional or an enthusiastic amateur, the Ross Stereo Delay promises to be a game-changer in your pedalboard lineup. Experience the magic of vintage delay that only a true classic can provide.

Key Features:

• True analog delay with Reticon SAD1024 chips
• Dual output for stereo sound (Local and Remote)
• Delay time up to 500 ms
• Separate Mix controls for each output
• Recycle knob for adjusting repeats
• Integrated power supply

Product specs

FAQs

What type of power supply does the Ross Stereo Delay require?

The Ross Stereo Delay typically requires a 9V power supply, which is standard for many vintage delay pedals from the 1970s. Ensure compatibility with your existing pedalboard setup.

Can the Ross Stereo Delay be used with both guitar and bass?

Yes, the Ross Stereo Delay can be used with both guitar and bass, offering rich delay effects that enhance the sound of either instrument.

Does the Ross Stereo Delay offer true stereo outputs?

The Ross Stereo Delay features stereo outputs, allowing for true stereo delay effects that create a wide and immersive soundstage.

How does the Ross Stereo Delay differ from modern digital delay pedals?

The Ross Stereo Delay, being a vintage analog pedal from the 1970s, offers a warm and natural delay sound, unlike the precise and versatile capabilities of modern digital delays.

Is the Ross Stereo Delay suitable for live performances?

The Ross Stereo Delay is suitable for live performances, providing classic analog delay tones that can enhance your live sound with its unique vintage character.