Take Your Time - Delay / Reverb - BLEMISHED

THESE ARE BLEMISHED UNITS!

Hey y'all,  I've got a few blemished units here that I wanted to offer at a lower price.  The blemishes are small but I don't believe in selling a pedal for full price unless it is absolutely perfect.  These blemished pedals are the exact same thing internally and sonically as the full priced version, just with an imperfect enclosure.  If a little mark here there or a slightly imperfect print don't bother you, here is a great chance to save some cash.  Blemished units carry the same warranty (and all the fun stuff in the box too!) as a normal one.  I've only got a few of these so if you want a deal, go for it!

These units are on hand and will ship fast.

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take your time

Take Your Time is a unique take on two classic effects, reverb and delay.  This pedal has been meticulously designed to be simple to use but also house a variety of sounds in a small footprint.  No, it is not the most advanced, feature packed STM32 based effect pedal with presets, tap tempo and a touchscreen, and that's kind of the point.  Take Your Time is a pedal that you can throw in your backpack for the after work jam session with your friends, you can put it on your board at the end of the chain knowing that you have a powerful reverb and delay in your chain at all times.  AND, if you want to get weird, check out the third mode... (toggle in the down position)

Controls:

time - delay time

again - delay feedback / repeats

blend (echo) - wet/dry or mix control for delay signal

fade - reverb time

blend (verb) - wet/dry or mix control for reverb signal

modes - (up) digital delay, (middle) multi-tap delay, (down) tunable pitch / glitch

requires 162 mA on a 2.1mm center pin ground (boss style) power supply

effect order can be toggled by opening the enclosure and moving three internal jumpers.

artwork / graphic design by Karen Shierhorn and Grant Wilson (Big Ear Pedals)

photography by Matthew Hoopes (1981 Inventions)

bypass circuit by Steve Demedash (Demedash Effects)

beta testing by Josh Lucas

https://youtu.be/2Lm5woQ7dnI