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Nano delay pedal with controls for timing (20ms - 620ms), echo (wet/dry balance) & feedback amount (# of repeats), clone of the MXR Carbon Copy. True bypass, requires a power supply as there's no room for a battery. YouTube demo: The velcro's come off since these pictures were taken. No box, 15 notes delivered.

Monophonic sub octave pedal, precursor to the current M288 bass octave deluxe. Tracks quickly and accurately down to open A, bit hit-or-miss any lower than that unfortunately. Like many older subs, if you really want to play at the very bottom of the fretboard it's a lot more stable if you roll the tone down and stick a compressor in front of it. It isn't true bypass, and there's a small drop in volume when it's chained, even when not engaged. Works fine and dandy other than that. Has a fantastic, full-bodied octave sound. No box, hard velcro on the back, side socket for the 9v adapter. 50 40 notes posted. And here's a video of it in action (apologies for Incubus, but it's an older pedal and there's not many videos featuring it):

Hiya, I've had a second hand one of these in the past and it had a few issues, the meter & volume boost switches didn't always work and the bridged signal was prone to dropping out almost to nothing. Does this one play nicely in all configurations?