Stereo Delay

The Ross Stereo Delay R80 is a vintage analog delay pedal known for its warm, organic sound and stereo functionality. Produced in the late 1970s, this pedal features two output channels labeled as Local and Remote, each with its own Mix control knob, allowing for stereo operation. The Delay knob controls the overall time of the delay, with a maximum delay time of 500 ms, while the Recycle knob sets the number of repeats.

The pedal achieves true analog delay sound using the influential "bucket brigade" design and incorporates three Reticon SAD1024 chips, which contribute to its distinctive tone. This pedal is capable of producing subtle reverb, slapback delay, and self-oscillation effects.

The Ross Stereo Delay R80 is housed in a heavy-duty enclosure and was manufactured in the United States. It is powered by its own integrated power supply. The pedal's design closely resembles the green box MXR Analog Delay, and it is highly sought after for its musical and imperfectly perfect tone.