STRYMON / BRIGADIER

BRIGADIER is a digital delay that uses the advanced DSP technology ""dBucket algorithm"" to recreate the ideal analog delay circuit. It emulates the BBD circuit, the heart of analog delay, down to the component level. It can also simulate the ""oscillation"" sound that is characteristic of analog delay.

■Guitar Effects Pedal
■Digital Delay
~From the manufacturer's website~
■Three Types of DELAY TIME Made Possible by dBucket Technology: The BRIGADIER's three delay modes each embody the essence of a different delay unit through a theoretical circuit. The mode switch indicates the number of dBucket chips used, resulting in different delay ranges.
・Short mode (40-400ms): Short mode is modeled after early analog delay pedals made with a single BBD IC, and is ideal for slapback, lead delay, and the unique oscillation of analog delays.
・Med mode adds an additional dBucket chip, extending the delay time from 100ms to 1000ms. Med mode is modeled after the longest delay times currently available.
・Long mode adds an additional dBucket chip, extending the delay time from 500ms to 5 seconds. Long mode offers delay specifications not possible with analog delay circuits.
■3-Mode TAP Tempo: Tap in the delay time in three patterns.
(Quarter/Quarter Note, Dot/Dotted Eighth Note, Triplet/Triplet Eighth Note)
■Analog Dry Mix: The input signal (guitar signal, etc.) is not converted to analog and is mixed directly with the delay signal. The analog signal path uses a high-end HiFi-level mixer circuit with an internally boosted analog power supply, ensuring the original sound is not compromised.
■Mono Input, Stereo Output: The output provides mono unbalanced jacks for the left and right channels. It can be used as a stereo guitar effect, and also supports +4dB signals, so it can be connected to a mixer insert and used like a rack-mounted effect.