Keeley combines Drive, Chorus and Rotary for versatile new DCR pedal
DDR offshoot promises to cover any gig
Keeley has announced a nicely appointed offshoot of its DDR Drive Delay Reverb, the DCR Drive Chorus Rotary.
With enough tones to cover any gig, says Keeley, the DCR features two compressed, tube-style circuits: one full-range, and the other with a shelf and low-pass filter for thickening up guitars.
There are two types of modulation onboard, too: a chorus/flanger setting or rotary speaker, the latter of which boasts Vibra and Leslie sounds.
Other features include true bypass switching and a TRS effects loop, for inserting other effects between the drive and modulation.
We can't see this being quite as essential as the DDR, but it could make a better fit for blues and funk players.
The DCR is available now for $179 from Keeley Electronics.
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