7 Delays you’ll be able to try at the upcoming BK Stompbox Exhibit

$350 - A unique echo + tremolo. While the echo side of things is pretty straightforward, the tremolo can be controlled either through your regular speed/depth knobs, or through a photo cell that closes the filter/volume when it’s dark and opens it when it’s bright.

A delay pedal with a lot more than meets the eye, with the X knob changing functions depending on which Algorithm is selected. Trails Mode and Momentary Functions are also super cool features.

$189 - 2 selectable multi-tap delay modes and separate chorus, for three delay lines total. Spread determines the delay times, and increasing the spread exponentially widens the delay times. The addition of Preamp control results in mind-blowing, thicker sound that any serious player needs.

A delay/reverb with simple and interactive controls and self-oscillation mode (holding footswitch). Bright sounding medium length reverb (spring/hall) with slight modulation. “Regen” and “Time” control thedelay’s feedback and delay time. Features tap tempo, subdivision, and modulation options.

An optically controlled delay with a fully featured LFO section with 8 different waveforms to choose from. Tap tempo, six multipliers and Swell function controlled both through a footswitch and a knob. The LFO section can produce anything from lush chorus and vibrato to wild rising swells and “falling star”–like tones.

Dual, digital PT2399 based delay with 700ms delay per channel and uniquely flexible routing features. The two separate delay circuits are internally cascaded into one another, but can be separated using the routing jacks on the top of the pedal. Oscillation toggle, triggered by the middle footswitch, can be applied to either channel through a toggle switch.