When it comes to analog delay, MXR’s Carbon Copy is an industry standard - hence its appearance on our round-up of the best delay pedals - and now Jim Dunlop has answered the prayers of guitarists everywhere by issuing a mini version.
The Carbon Copy Mini looks to include everything guitar players loved about the original, with the same complement of mix, regen and delay controls, plus a mod switch.
MXR has gone one further with the Mini, however, adding a bright switch to the side of the unit, to dial in the tones from the Carbon Copy Bright.
There’s no further info on this one yet - including the all-important price - but given its appearance on Jim Dunlop’s official website, we’d wager it won’t be long before the Carbon Copy Mini is released.
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