NAMM 2020: JAM Pedals Delay Llama Xtreme takes analogue BBD to the max
JAM Pedals has announced its brand new analogue delay, the Delay Llama Xtreme effects pedal. This boutique company based in Athens, Greece and its new offering takes the good ol’ BBD to the extreme.
Extreme Bucket Brigade Delay
The announcement came via the JAM Pedals YouTube channel and features a very twee little, mainly yellow and red short film. It goes on to reveal the brand new Bucket Brigade analogue delay, called Delay Llama Xtreme. It’s a souped up version of the standard, super-popular boutique Delay Llama* pedal range. JAM also offers the Delay Llama + * and the Delay Llama Supreme in addition to the standard version. So there’s plenty of brand recognition for the latest pedal to build on.
JAM Pedals Delay Llama Xtreme with CV and Expression pedal control · Source: YouTube/JAM Pedals
Delay Llama Xtreme
The video goes on to inform us that the new Xtreme version will have three MN3205 BBD (800ms) chips and four savable presets. You will also have access to four distinct delay trails effects, including Vibrato, Tape-Age, Random and Pitch-Shift.
- Vibrato – Sine-wave LFO modulation with controls for Depth and Speed
- Tape-Age – Emulates the slight and random pitch variations/warble of old physical “worn-down” tape would produce. With control for frequency of deviation occurrences
- Random – Randomly changes the ms value of the repeats over fixed time increments resulting in abrupt pitch and rhythmic changes
- Pitch-Shift – 5 distinct pitch-shifted intervals and 5 playback patterns the last of which is a 5-mode sequencer
You also have a tap tempo with subdivisions, a hold function, kill-dry, trails (buffered) or regular true bypass modes.
Also provided are a delay time expression pedal/CV input, a remote tap tempo input and remote preset selection input as well! Neat.
It looks as though the company has taken its existing concept even further in the Xtreme edition. We will have to wait until the official launch during Winter NAMM though, as currently the company’s website has no further information about the new analog delay pedal.
You can go and visit JAM Pedals at the Winter NAMM Stand HALL D, booth #3441
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