Tech 21 Introduces New Delay and Reverb Pedals(Tech 21 | Posted 2007-02-01)  For 2007, Tech 21 introduces two new pedals: the Boost D.L.A., an analog delay emulator and the Boost R.V.B., an analog reverb emulator. Each uniquely incorporates a clean Boost function for up to 9dB of additional volume. With Boost and delay or Boost and reverb in a single pedal, solos jump out with greater dimension.
These new pedals are designed with user-tweakable, “lo-fi” analog technology. By manipulating
the controls, you can infuse degrees of warmth and life characteristic of vintage delays
and reverbs. This circuitry intentionally injects the inherent imperfections of vintage units,
which is what makes them so seductive and nostalgic.
A single, continuously-variable Time control on each pedal provides a full sweep of delay (up
to 1000 milliseconds) or size. Both pedals offer 100% analog Mix (ranging from 100% dry to
100% wet), Feedback, Tone and Level controls for warm, organic sounds. The Boost D.L.A.
features a Flutter control that introduces modulation which adds a slight shimmering/choruslike
effect of a vintage tape echo. The Boost R.V.B. features a Rumble control to contour the
low-end of the reverb.
The Boost D.L.A. and Boost R.V.B. controls are engineered so the user can explore and custom
tailor such delay styles as digital, vintage tape and bucket brigade, and such reverb styles
as spring, plate and natural room/hall ambiance. Other features include 1megOhm highimpedance
1/4” input, 1kOhm low-impedance 1/4” output, custom silent-switching actuator,
sturdy metal construction. Each are operable with 9V alkaline battery (not included) or optional
DC power supply (Tech 21 Model #DC2).
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