MXR M299 Carbon Copy Mini Analog Delay Effect Pedal

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Product number: DL-MXR-M299

Product information "MXR M299 Carbon Copy Mini Analog Delay Effect Pedal"

Analog delay effect device with two voicings and modulation

Delay effect pedal for electric guitar

BBD (Bucket Brigade Device) analog circuit

Classic Carbon Copy sound with Bright mode for the sound character of the Carbon Copy Bright

Switchable modulation for the echoes

REGEN slider determines the number of repeats

DELAY control for setting the delay time

MIX control for the ratio of effect and clean signal

MOD switch to activate the modulation effect

True bypass

Stable metal housing in a compact format

Including power supply

Flexible and compact design of the MXR Carbon Copy Delay

The MXR M299 Carbon Copy Deluxe Analog Delay offers the popular MXR Carbon Copy sound in an extremely compact and space-saving format. The basic character can be switched between the vintage-oriented, classic Carbon Copy and the more modern Carbon Copy Bright, while the switchable modulation brings the repeats to dazzling life. Here, three clearly designed controls for Regen, Delay and Mix determine the delay time, the feedback and the signal component.

Features:

Manufacturer: MXR

Type: Delay/Echo

Design: effect pedal small

Number of channels: 1

Stereo: no

Switches: Bright Switch, Mod Switch

Controls: Mix, Regen, Delay

LED indicator: Yes

Effects Loop: No

Recording output: No

USB connection: no

Midi Interface: No

Connection for expression pedal: No

Footswitch Connection: No

Headphone Jack: No

Voltage (Volts): 9

Current consumption (mA): 26

Battery operation: no

Including power supply: Yes

Width (mm): 40

Length (mm): 90

Height (mm): 55

Weight (kg): 0.13

Manufacturer "Dunlop"

Dunlop Manufacturing, better known as Jim Dunlop, is a Benicia-based American company, founded in 1964, that manufactures accessories for guitars and electric basses. In addition to effect devices such as the well-known wah-wah pedal Dunlop Cry Baby and the modules of the Rockman series, the company also produces also capo and picks, e.g. B. made of the plastic Delrin (“tortex”).

In 2001, Dunlop bought the rights to the MXR effect device brand from ART and was able to expand its range to include other products in the field of floor effects for guitar and bass. Dunlop has also been making guitar and bass strings since 2006.

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