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Recently, a carrying case was developed to hold up to five mini effects in it. When the player is ready to play, the top may be removed and the bottom acts as a pedals board. Despite the many advantages of the mini effects, FAB effects are the ones primarily seen today. The Mini effects are often praised for their high quality tones, but the plastic construction makes them fragile.
The name Danelectro never fails to conjure the image of Led Zep’s Jimmy Page honing his DC on stage. The legendary guitar brand name subsequently released some vintage looking pedals, of which its Fat Cat Chorus received some critical acclaim. In furtherance of this venture, Danelectro continues to release more guitar pedals, the ‘mini’ selection saw the introduction of the Black Coffee distortion, perhaps the more favourable metal-type unit today; affordable yet impressive. Pushing the envelope of affordability, Danelectro now offers its FAB units at an unbelievable list price.
The FAB Delay is housed in a plastic case and features a stomp button that is the same as the other FAB Pedals, and also feautures an LED to signify whether the pedal is on or off. Overall some interesting sounds can be achieved using the FAB Delay. During testing I played my standard fair of U2 songs while testing a delay pedal, and was satisfied with the results. The knobs allow you to adjust the delay to taste and after a bit of time fiddling with the controls, you can achieve some interesting tones to mess about with. At $29.99 list, one can only be satisfied with the sounds the FAB Delay provides.
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