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This thing is a trippy, GLITCHY! noisy DREAM! But not in an unmanageable way. First time playing it out of the box I was making broken dreams into a pad of sound over some moody guitar arpeggios. I've seen people review this thing as a pedal you don't use all the time. I counter that with if you dig something different, something new and experimental....you could have this thing on all the time. And don't count out the standard delay sound, it sounds pristine as just a digital delay. But honestly you didn't buy it for that so GLITCH IT UP FRIENDS!
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The CSIDMAN pedal stutters and echoes like U2's The Edge with a nervous twitch! Is that a good metaphor? Maybe not. But either way, this pedal is utterly stutter-ly unique! It is a crystal clear delay pedal with an ability automatically latch onto a small granular slice of your sound and play it back over your clean guitar signal in a glitchy but useable way. You can adjust the size of the slice of sound and how frequently it latches onto a sound before returning to normal delay repeats... and then glitching out again! It's marvelous. It can do "real-time" glitching if you dial out the dry guitar signal (for repeats only) and turn down the delay time (fully counter-clockwise). Of course it can be used as a normal delay... *yawn*
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If you want semi-predictable/unpredictable, choppy delay glitchiness this is the most inexpensive way to float your boat. I use it to scramble a drum machine's (Digitech Trio) monotonous and mechanical-sounding output into more surprising and creative accompaniment. I like it.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
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