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NUX NDR-5 Atlantic Delay /Reverb
Description
NUX NDR-5 Atlantic Delay and Reverb Pedal
The NUX Atlantic pedal covers several Delay and Reverb types that are very representative in history: 60's Tape-Echo, 70's BBD Analog Delay, 80's Digital Delay, Spring Reverb, Plate Reverb and Hall Reverb. The latest algorithms with Core Image Technology from NUX offers you not only these classic effects, but also modern Shimmer and Freeze effects that inspire you to create dreamy musical ideas! Its patented Smart TAP function automatically understands if you want to turn on/off the delay or tap in the tempo.
70's (40ms - 400ms): Retro-delay meets modern technology, without losing the realistic BBD-effected repeats, so essential for capturing the 70's retro feel.
60's (55ms - 550ms): A warm & dusty tape-echo machine effect, packed with an array of analog-only goodies. Saturated colors that turn any sound into vintage. Tweak the Repeat knob to the max and use the Time knob to get an experience, just like the real Tape-Echo Machine.
80's (80ms - 800ms): A digital era invention, crystal clear repeats. Digitally-copied clean repeats carry your signal without absolutely zero color particles. This is the best option if you don't want to mix your favorite chorus with another colorization effect--or your favorite modulation effect.
70's (40ms - 400ms): Retro-delay meets modern technology, without losing the realistic BBD-effected repeats, so essential for capturing the 70's retro feel.
60's (55ms - 550ms): A warm & dusty tape-echo machine effect, packed with an array of analog-only goodies. Saturated colors that turn any sound into vintage. Tweak the Repeat knob to the max and use the Time knob to get an experience, just like the real Tape-Echo Machine.
80's (80ms - 800ms): A digital era invention, crystal clear repeats. Digitally-copied clean repeats carry your signal without absolutely zero color particles. This is the best option if you don't want to mix your favorite chorus with another colorization effect--or your favorite modulation effect.
