Dennis Kayzer | 7 years ago
The BBD analog delay is loved by many people, its tone is not only warm, but also misty and hazy. This unique sound is what a lot of us guitarists are after! Always looking for that signature 80’s sound that appeared in so many classic riffs and solos..
The first generation of this delay was released in 2011, after several years of continuous development, we have upgraded the tone quality and perfected the functions, we also added the external control to extend the applicable dimensions. The FLUID TIME MK II is the second generation, and it was released in 2016.
The tone of the FLUID TIME MK II perfectly preserves the traditional features of Bucket Brigade Device(BBD), it is warm and hoarse and full of analog taste. More significantly, the tone is not only very clear but also absolutely muffled. The FLUID TIME MK II features the unique delay structure, it is equipped with 5x reissued MN3208 BBD chips, the delay time reaches to 700ms. This is a relatively long delay time, it can give you more creative possibilities, and it gives the FLUID TIME MK II the ability to be more widely used.
The FLUID TIME MK II is a pure analogue delay, controlled by a micro controller. The signal path is an all analog circuit, this design ensures the perfect tone quality. In analog circuit part, this pedal has a super buffer circuit, it can be used to buffer the original signal. During the performance and rehearsal, even facing the most complex interference, the signal still remains very pure, it will not lose the top end of the sustain.
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