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Shaking, rattling, rolling - every instrument of the four in this set offers a different exciting and fascinating rhythmic experience.Whether alone or more: With this set the term -rascals- finally gets a meaning! The integrated handle fits ideally into small hands and fits the happy biting also great in the mouth ... but do not worry, the mini orchestra is saliva and bite-proof!
The Mooer D7 Delay is the redesigned multi-delay and looper effects pedal from the updated Micro Series. Using the 7 signature LED lights as a guide, this pedal features 6 customizable digital delay effects (Tape, Liquid, Rainbow, Galaxy, Mod-Verse, Low-Bit) with the seventh LED indicating the built-in looper that can be used in tandem with any delay setting. The built-in looper has a maximum recording capacity of 150 seconds and comes with an integrated delay effect. Like the other pedals in the series, all of these effects are customizable and storable for your convenience. Tap Tempo functionality allows you to easily set the desired delay timing and of course, with the 'Trail On' feature delay effects fade out naturally and organically.- multi-delay / looper effects pedal - 6 selectable delay modes (Tape, Liquid, Rainbow, Galaxy, Mod-Verse, Low-Bit) - built-in looper with 150 seconds max. recording capacity- bypass with trails (switchable)- storable preset for each effect- controls for Tweak.1, Tweak.2, Mix, Time, F.B (Feedback)- Save button- combined tap tempo / bypass footswitch- status LEDs- metal housing- 6.3 mm mono in / output jacks- power supply via optional 9V DC adapter, 2.1 x 5.5 mm barrel plug, polarity (-) center- battery operation not supported- current draw 200 mA- dimensions (L x W x H) 93,5 x 42 x 52 mm- weight 155 g
Bb clarinet V12 reeds are manufactured from cane tubes with the same diameter as cane used for alto saxophone reeds.As a result, they have a thicker heel and are cut on a longer palette with a slightly thicker tip than the Traditional. The longer palette means that more of the reed is vibrating, resulting in a deeper, richer sound. The thicker tip gives body to the attack and also increases the longevity of the reed.
