“The Pearl AD-33 Analog Delay creates a wide range of effects such as delay, echo, reverberation, spaciousness of sound and voice doubling. It has a wide dynamic range and creates a clear sound through two sets of delay time and feedback controls. The AD-33 works twice as hard as other delays.”
“Warm, dark delay works well with distorted or clean guitar. Operates on two 9v batteries like the Ibanez for high headroom and low noise. Pedal has two switchable sets of controls for feedback and delay time, allowing you to set one channel for slap back delay and the other for the heart of the sun. Echos are clearer than a Boss DM-3, though not as bright as, say, a Deluxe Memory Man.”
“There is an input level control and an output level. On the back there is an input jack, one delay output, one dry output and a footswitch jack for switching delay times remotely. Delay time goes from 20 ms to 350ms, and will self oscillate if you are that kind of guy. The original sticker on the box prices this pedal at $334, and this was pretty much state of the art in 1983.”
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