lotmusic Digital Delay Electric Guitar Effects Pedal Mini Single Type DC 9V True Bypass

I wish it to b like the international review, but , Idian custom be aware that this thing had an over view, they are expensive, you can bill it yourselve

So when Kmise offered me the opportunity to review their line of products, I jumped at the opportunity to try their digital delay pedal. I wanted to hear what the current digital delay devices could do. As a participant in their Testing Club, I received the effect for free in exchange for an honest review of the product. Previously, I had purchased their US Dream distortion effect without reimbursement, and I absolutely loved it.When the Kmise Digital Delay pedal (KM-08) arrived and I unboxed it, my first impression was that the pedal itself looked quite boring. It has three typical, unassuming (delay) Time, (effect) Level, and Repeat control knobs. It's housed in a thick aluminum casing that has a sparkly brown coating on it. It has a solid feel to it, able to be used and abused over many years. But it still looks rather generic to me.I built a DIY delay project last month because I didn't have a usable delay yet and I wanted to emulate the sound Neil Finn got on the Crowded House hit song "Don't Dream It's Over." That pedal is able to emulate the effect very well. So my first test for the Kmise Digital Delay pedal was to get the slap back echo sound on that song. It was easy and intuitive to dial that effect in. The knob settings were quite different than the ones I used on my pedal project, so the circuit is not exactly the same. The Kmise delay pedal has a cleaner sound to it than my project delay. The repeats are clearer and slightly more mechanical sounding. But it's still musical. Like my other delay pedal it does an excellent job of reproducing the guitar sound on that song.I measured the Kmise Digital Delay pedal as having a maximum delay time of 583 milliseconds. The circuit is self oscillating, meaning that when the repeat knob is turned up to the maximum, the pedal will continue to produce delay endlessly. It's a strange effect, but for some people, it's important. Like my reference delay the Kmise pedal doesn't allow for "tails." Meaning, when you push the on/off switch while the delay effect is happening it immediately cuts the repeats rather than allowing them to continue. That "tails" feature is usually only found on much more expensive delay pedals.I really like this pedal, although I'm not sure if it will completely replace my current delay. I will stack them and use them together on my pedal board for a while. One advantage it has over my current delay is the maximum delay length. But, it's only a few milliseconds difference. My current delay outputs more white noise than the Kmise pedal, so subjectively the Kmise delay sound is slightly clearer. In a live environment that may be an advantage. It's also true bypass and requires a 9v center negative power supply as the case is too small to house a battery.The Kmise Digital Delay pedal can be purchased on Amazon for $18.59.To sum up, the Kmise Digital Delay pedal (KM-08) is an incredibly affordable digital delay effect. It doesn't sound harsh at extreme settings and is easy to use. It's very inexpensive for a device that sounds so good. If you want that clean, non-degraded delay effect and don't need more than a half second of delay time, it's a no brainer. Buy it. The more I use it, the more I think it'll replace my current delay pedal, mainly because it's so clean sounding.

El pedal no cuenta con cable o eliminador de luz (es un costo adicional)

Great for it's price for people starting their journey with delay pedals. Simple to use, good sound

simple and works great, cheap, not much more to say

This is for the Kmise Digital Delay (brown pedal). I use this in my amp's effects loop. When I use somewhat 'normal' settings it does its job well. What I mean by that is if I turn the knobs (Time, Repeat, Level) nearly all the way full then it gets incredibly messy and noisy, however, many other pedals do that as well. Overall I like this pedal for the way I need to use it.The pedal feels somewhat solid; however, the footswitch is very noisy when you step on it (not through the amp though). Like many of these inexpensive mini pedals, not sure how long the footswitch will last.It's a great pedal if you don't have the cash to get something else or if you want to experiment with what a digital delay can do.