Lone Wolf Blues Company
Lone Wolf Blues Company - Harp Delay V2
LW-V2-DELAY
ABOUT
The Harp V2 Delay is designed for harp players who prefer more presence in their tone. As with the Harp Delay, the dry portion of the signal is left unchanged, but the Harp V2 Delay differs in that there is less filtering in the echo, producing a tone with more presence. Like the Harp Delay, it is not a tone-sucking modded guitar delay, but a tone-enhancing harp delay. The dry portion of the signal passes through high-value coupling capacitors, assuring maximum bass response. With a buffered FET input, your high-impedance crystal and CM elements will sound fatter than ever. The effect will make you sound almost as if two harps are playing, giving you a much bigger sound stage. This delay offers a tonal response similar to the Dan Echo and Boss, but with a bottom end that brings out the fat tone that we love.
The Harp V2 Delay has a broad range of effect. From the fat studio sound to slap-back to multiple repeats that fade away, the Harp V2 Delay does it all without increasing risk of feedback and without weakening your tone. Not to mention that it is great for voice too. The Harp V2 Delay is guaranteed to please even the most diehard analog delay fan.
If you are having a difficult time choosing between the Harp V2 Delay and the Harp Delay, then I recommend the Harp Delay, which has a customer approval rating of about 99%. The V2 Delay was created for the small percentage of my customers who did not want to lose presence (treble) in the echo. The V2 Delay is great not only for blues, but also for jazz, pop, and any other genre of music.
The circuit is centered around a chip that has a low noise rating at < -90dBV, low distortion, < 0.5% THD, 44k digital processing, and is capable of up to 300ms delay. The input is FET buffered for high impedance to provide proper loading for your favorite crystal or CM mic. The delay has a true bypass. The gain has been reduced to prevent solid state distortion and is balanced to have an overall gain of 1x so that the level is the same when bypassed. The warmth comes from the superior dry signal bass response and termination, distortion-free performance, and the filtering, which provides the effect of a distancing echo by reducing the highs more on every repeat.
SETTINGS
The settings are very basic. For a reverb type effect, set the DELAY at 10:00, REPEATS at 3:00, and BLEND from 10:00 to 4:00. To acheive a slap-back, set the DELAY from 9:00 to 5:00, REPEATS at 7:00, and BLEND from 10:00 to 4:00. To achieve an echo effect, set the DELAY from 8:00 to 5:00, REPEATS from 9:00 to 5:00, and BLEND from 10:00 to 4:00. This will get you started, but ultimately whatever setting you like is the right setting.
POWER
The pedal can be powered with a 9V battery or an DC adapter. The DC adapter requirements are a regulated 9V DC with a minimum 100mA output and a 2.1mm x 5.5mm connector with a negative center. The battery is switched OFF when an external power adapter is used, and the "IN" jack acts as the pedal ON/OFF switch.
Because delay pedals are hard on batteries, with an estimated 10 to 12 hours of playing time, it is recommended to purchase the 9V power adapter, which is sold separately.
FEATURES
The Harp V2 Delay is designed for harp players who prefer more presence in their tone. As with the Harp Delay, the dry portion of the signal is left unchanged, but the Harp V2 Delay differs in that there is less filtering in the echo, producing a tone with more presence. Like the Harp Delay, it is not a tone-sucking modded guitar delay, but a tone-enhancing harp delay. The dry portion of the signal passes through high-value coupling capacitors, assuring maximum bass response. With a buffered FET input, your high-impedance crystal and CM elements will sound fatter than ever. The effect will make you sound almost as if two harps are playing, giving you a much bigger sound stage. This delay offers a tonal response similar to the Dan Echo and Boss, but with a bottom end that brings out the fat tone that we love.
The Harp V2 Delay has a broad range of effect. From the fat studio sound to slap-back to multiple repeats that fade away, the Harp V2 Delay does it all without increasing risk of feedback and without weakening your tone. Not to mention that it is great for voice too. The Harp V2 Delay is guaranteed to please even the most diehard analog delay fan.
If you are having a difficult time choosing between the Harp V2 Delay and the Harp Delay, then I recommend the Harp Delay, which has a customer approval rating of about 99%. The V2 Delay was created for the small percentage of my customers who did not want to lose presence (treble) in the echo. The V2 Delay is great not only for blues, but also for jazz, pop, and any other genre of music.
The circuit is centered around a chip that has a low noise rating at < -90dBV, low distortion, < 0.5% THD, 44k digital processing, and is capable of up to 300ms delay. The input is FET buffered for high impedance to provide proper loading for your favorite crystal or CM mic. The delay has a true bypass. The gain has been reduced to prevent solid state distortion and is balanced to have an overall gain of 1x so that the level is the same when bypassed. The warmth comes from the superior dry signal bass response and termination, distortion-free performance, and the filtering, which provides the effect of a distancing echo by reducing the highs more on every repeat.
SETTINGS
The settings are very basic. For a reverb type effect, set the DELAY at 10:00, REPEATS at 3:00, and BLEND from 10:00 to 4:00. To acheive a slap-back, set the DELAY from 9:00 to 5:00, REPEATS at 7:00, and BLEND from 10:00 to 4:00. To achieve an echo effect, set the DELAY from 8:00 to 5:00, REPEATS from 9:00 to 5:00, and BLEND from 10:00 to 4:00. This will get you started, but ultimately whatever setting you like is the right setting.
POWER
The pedal can be powered with a 9V battery or an DC adapter. The DC adapter requirements are a regulated 9V DC with a minimum 100mA output and a 2.1mm x 5.5mm connector with a negative center. The battery is switched OFF when an external power adapter is used, and the "IN" jack acts as the pedal ON/OFF switch.
Because delay pedals are hard on batteries, with an estimated 10 to 12 hours of playing time, it is recommended to purchase the 9V power adapter, which is sold separately.
FEATURES
- DELAY Control
- REPEATS Control
- BLEND Control
- Superior bass response
- Analog warmth
- 9V DC input (barrel with a negative center)
- True bypass with LED indicator
- High impedance input
- Reverse polarity protection
