Behringer Digital Delay DD400 Product Datasheet
Product Information Document
Digital Stereo Delay/Echo Eff ects Pedal
Guitar Stompboxes
DIGITAL DELAY
DD400
DD400
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Ultimate digital Delay/Echo eff ects
pedal with 7 diff erent modes—
comparable to state-of-the-art
studio processors
pedal with 7 diff erent modes—
comparable to state-of-the-art
studio processors
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This BEHRINGER product has been
designed to compete head to head
with leading products on the market
designed to compete head to head
with leading products on the market
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24-bit high-resolution stereo delay/
echo with delay time up to 1.3 s and
tap tempo feature
echo with delay time up to 1.3 s and
tap tempo feature
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Dedicated Mode, Time,
Feedback and Level controls for
awesome sound shaping
Feedback and Level controls for
awesome sound shaping
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Status LED for eff ect on/off and
battery check
battery check
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Runs on 9 V battery or the
BEHRINGER PSU-SB DC power
supply (not included)
BEHRINGER PSU-SB DC power
supply (not included)
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First-class electronic On/Off switch
for highest signal integrity in
bypass mode
for highest signal integrity in
bypass mode
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3-Year Warranty Program*
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Conceived and designed by
BEHRINGER Germany
BEHRINGER Germany
*Warranty details can be found at music-group.com.
The DIGITAL DELAY DD400 has
an obsession with the past – the
last 1.3 seconds of it, to be exact.
Compare the DD400 to delay boxes
costing 3 times as much – and
you’ll fi nd yourself returning to this
remarkable little time-capsule every
time. Our amazing technology and
24-bit resolution will always keep you
sounding your best, time after time,
after time, after time...!
What is DELAY?
Delay is a synthetic echo that, in adjustable
increments, repeats the notes you play on
guitar, or any other instrument. Each repeated
note becomes softer than the previous
one, until the repeats are no longer heard.
This results in a thick, robust sound that can
take on everything from the quick “slap-
back” echo of classic rockabilly to the long,
dreamy echoes found in psychedelic rock,
or cavernous cathedrals and theaters.
increments, repeats the notes you play on
guitar, or any other instrument. Each repeated
note becomes softer than the previous
one, until the repeats are no longer heard.
This results in a thick, robust sound that can
take on everything from the quick “slap-
back” echo of classic rockabilly to the long,
dreamy echoes found in psychedelic rock,
or cavernous cathedrals and theaters.