Product Detail
Get ready for an amazing sonic journey with the Universal Audio Bluetooth-Enabled Starlight Echo Station Delay Modeling Pedal. This top - notch stompbox is a must - have for musicians and audio lovers. It combines amazing emulations of classic tape echo, bucket - brigade, and digital delay units, all thanks to its advanced UAFX dual - engine processing and precise sonic accuracy. The Starlight Echo Station redefines delay effects, sparking your creativity for years ahead. At its core, it perfectly emulates vintage early - '70s tape echo units, with a great preamp circuit and all the unique features of the original hardware. It also offers cool bucket - brigade effects with thick modulation, giving you a wide range of rich repeats and sci - fi vibes. Modern hi - fi delays with dynamic shimmer and mirror - image repeats expand your creative options, allowing you to create studio - quality flange and chorusing. The dual stereo delay engines let you achieve complex spatial textures and seamless transitions. With features like studio - grade conversion, silent switching, and tap tempo, this pedal is your ultimate tool for delay effects. Key features include authentic tape, bucket - brigade, and digital delays, emulation of iconic tape echo units, legendary bucket - brigade effects, studio - grade digital delays, preset storage, and more. It comes with a user manual and a power supply.
Using the Universal Audio Starlight Echo Station Delay Modeling Pedal is easy. First, connect the power supply that comes with the pedal to an appropriate power source. Then, connect your instrument to the input of the pedal and the output to your amplifier or audio system. You can use the controls on the pedal to adjust the different delay effects. For example, you can change the type of delay (tape, bucket - brigade, or digital), adjust the time, and add modulation. To save your favorite settings, use the preset function. When using the pedal, make sure to keep it in a dry and cool place. Avoid exposing it to extreme temperatures or moisture. If you're not using the pedal for a long time, it's a good idea to disconnect the power supply. For cleaning, use a soft, dry cloth to wipe the surface of the pedal. Don't use any harsh chemicals or abrasive materials as they can damage the pedal.
