one knob delay pedal Moog - MF Analog Delay Minifooger Pedal - also great overdrive/boost

one knob delay pedal Moog - MF Analog Delay Minifooger Pedal - also great overdrive/boostThe Moog MF Analog Delay Minifooger Pedal is one of the coolest Delays we've come across. This is an all analog delay that provides anywhere from 35mS to 700mS of rich repeats in a compact stompbox and though it doesn't have every feature of its big brother MF 104SD, it's more than exceptional. Capable of doing everything from quick, slap back bounces to dark, expressive swells or warm and lingering trails, this pedal can do it all with the added

The Moog MF Analog Delay Minifooger Pedal is one of the coolest Delays we've come across. This is an all-analog delay that provides anywhere from 35mS to 700mS of rich repeats in a compact stompbox and though it doesn't have every feature of its big brother MF-104SD, it's more than exceptional. Capable of doing everything from quick, slap-back bounces to dark, expressive swells or warm and lingering trails, this pedal can do it all - with the added benefit of an expression pedal input so you can control the feedback or delay time hands-free if you choose. With four straightforward and intuitive controls, it doesn't take much to tweak the effect and shape it into whatever you want: Time, Feedback, Mix, and Drive.

Time adjusts the length of the effect from 35mS to 700mS - quite a nice range for an analog delay. Feedback lets you go from a single repeat with no decay, to extending and dissipating delays. Push it past 2 o' clock and it will swell to near-infinity; at the max, it will self oscillate. The Mix knob lets you blend between wet and dry signals for atmospheric ghost delays at the minimum, or a completely removed dry signal at maximum. The Drive knob itself is outstanding, and can create more than 22 dB of gain to both input and delayed signal, so at lower settings you can use it as a boost and higher settings as its own boost/overdrive effect. The Moog MF Analog Delay Minifooger Pedal has an expression pedal input, and can go from zero to infinity with the twist of a knob. It's also true bypass, 100% analog, and requires a 9V power supply.