The D1 Delay changed the game for me a couple of years ago. Great, quality sounding delay sounds with presets and the shape and size of a normal single effect stomp box. As the Mako Series has been growing with the R1 and the ACS1, Walrus Audio has upgraded the original D1 Delay! They have revamped the Vintage Delay to sound more like a tape delay, improved the Reverse Delay, and brought in new Stereo Effect Functions that can be used for all of the Algorithms. It can create a stereo panning left to right movement, or the legendary Haas Effect!

Most of us have already heard of the D1 Delay, so I am just going to go through some presets I use and explore the new features it has to offer.

Guitar: Veritas Guitars Portlander
Amp: Walrus Audio ACS1

T I M E M A P:
00:16 Cleans Signal
00:24 Preset 1 (RED) Bank A
ANALOG DELAY
00:45 Switching Presets
00:50 Preset 2 (GREEN) Bank A
Dotted Eighth Delay
01:10 Preset 3 (BLUE) Bank A
DUAL DELAY
01:43 Tap/Hold Function
02:00 Switch to Bank B
02:05 Preset 1 (RED) Bank B
MOD DELAY
02:38 Preset 2 (GREEN) Bank B
VINTAGE TAPE DELAY
03:14 Preset 3 (BLUE) Bank B
REVERSE DELAY
04:17 Building Presets and Stereo Featrues
04:22 Using Digital Delay to make Analog Preset
04:40 Attack Knob
04:54 Stereo Effect
05:15 Haas Effect
05:30 Mod Delay
05:40 Haas Effect on Mod Delay
05:49 Stereo Movement on Mod Delay
06:13 Vintage Delay with Stereo Movement
06:48 Haas Effect on Vintage Delay
07:19 Dual Delay
07:54 Stereo Movement on Dual Delay
08:08 Haas Effect on Dual Delay
08:44 Reverse Delay in Haas
09:05 Stereo Movement on Reverse Delay
09:18 Mix Knob 100% Wet on Reverse Delay

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