Joyo Audio has announced the D-Seed II, a multi-function delay pedal that looks to offer serious value for money.
Eight delay types are onboard - Space, Lo-Fi, Filter, Tape, Copy, Analog, Modulation and Reverse - with up to two seconds of delay time, as well as a looper with up to 3.5 minutes recording time and a tape simulation effect.
Joyo has also included a toggle that adds a ping-pong effect to the currently selected setting, as well as controls for type, time beat/loop FX, level and feedback/loop tone.
A pair of footswitches function as Favorite, tap tempo or rec/dub, and bypass or play/stop.
Given the spec, the $89 price tag seems very reasonable indeed. Pop over to Joyo Audio for more.
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