Zander Circuitry Duplo Lo-Fi Delay

The Duplo is the full-featured lo-fi delay machine you’ve been dreaming about, with eight different modes that’ll bring buckets of character to your playing. Sonically, it’s a throwback to the unique, the battered, and the irreplaceable, delivering the classic, well-worn sound of vintage units – without the hassle of maintaining them.

We love vintage delay units. We love how the right combination of wear and time (pun intended) can alter their character. But we don’t love picking the duds from the divine, or having to commit to just one sound when there are so many classic effects to choose from.

The Duplo puts the world at your feet, with intuitive, responsive controls and space for up to five onboard presets. It’s your ticket to an echoey universe of luxurious lo-fi lushness. (It’s also MIDI-compatible, so you can expand your horizons to 128 presets with a MIDI controller.)

An innovative CTRL knob alters a distinctive secondary parameter for each of the eight modes, giving you even more flexibility to sculpt sounds that’ll be the envy of even the most vintage-obsessed tone purists.

We’re not stuck in the past though. The Duplo comes loaded with all the tap tempo functionality you need from a modern delay pedal, with five subdivisions to choose from (quarter, eighth, dotted eighth, triplet, and sixteenth notes). Or, use the MIDI input to feed the Duplo with beat clock information, so even the most complex delays are always perfectly in time.

• Analog (with modulation and grit): A throwback to the ‘80s, voiced to replicate ‘pink box’ analog delay pedals. The CTRL knob adds subtle modulation that ramps up to aggressive filtering and headroom reduction for analog-style distortion.
• Tape (with wow/flutter and tape age): The bright, crispy, fresh-out-the-box sound of a new tape delay unit. The CTRL knob adds wow/flutter and simulates older tape for unique warped effects.
• Multi-modulation (with chorus and flange): An effortlessly usable neutral delay with rich modulation. The CTRL knob lets you pick the perfect blend between chorus and flange tones.
• PT2399 (with chip aliasing and artefacts): A more modern sound that’s based around the digital delay chip prized by boutique builders in the early 2000s. The CTRL knob increases filtering and introduces aliasing to create unexpected digital artefacts.
• Multi-head (slapback/echo): Tape-style delay with an extra tape head set up for a classic slapback sound. The CTRL knob changes the delay time of the second tape head (up to roughly 150 milliseconds).
• Multi-head (dotted eights): Tape-style delay with an extra tape head that’s set to dotted eights for intricate rhythms. The CTRL knob changes the volume of the second tape head.
• Multi-head (triplets): Tape-style delay with an extra tape head that’s set to triplets for intricate rhythms. The CTRL knob changes the volume of the second tape head.
• Multi-head (golden ratio): Embrace the pseudo-reverb magic of intricate dual repeats that crash into each other, without getting in their own way. The CTRL knob changes the volume of the second tape head.