TC Nova Delay (more in depth video)

With 6 different stereo delay types and the option to store up to 9 presets customizable by an array of style parameters ranging from vintage tape to digital delay this pedal easily serves all delay requirements of modern guitar players who wanna create unique sounds.

Built upon the legacy and knowledge of TCs world-renowned TC 2290 Dynamic Digital Delay the ND-1 Nova Delay raises the bar for guitar effect pedals and redefines what it means to be "state-of-the-art". ND-1 Nova Delay offers uncompromised studio quality digital effects in a compact floor-based design.

The ND-1 Nova Delay pedal features 6 different delay types:
Delay line
Dynamic
Reverse
Ping-pong
Pan
Slap-back
Each of these types can be modified with a delay style - a unique feature of ND-1 Nova Delay that allows you to mix and match your delay type and style infinitely.

Both single delay and dual delay lines can be applied to any type and style using the tap tempo switch or delay time knob to determine the delay time that ranges from 1 to 2290 ms.

Three different types of modulation (light, medium and heavy) can be applied to any of the delay types a feature originating from the legendary TC 2290 Dynamic Digital Delay processor.

The all-new Audio Tapping™ technology enables you to set the tempo of the delay by playing a rhythm into the pedal while holding down the tap tempo switch. You can now set the tempo of the delay using your most important asset: Your playing.

Other great ND-1 Nova Delay features include the ability to choose between ms (milliseconds) and bpm (beats per minute) readout, decide if you want spillover on individual settings and turn global tempo where tap tempo determines delay time on user presets - on and off.

ND-1 Nova Delay Features:
6 studio quality digital delay types
Two switchable settings:
Manual and preset
9 user programmable presets
Up to 2290 ms delay time
Audio Tapping™ - audio-generated tap tempo
Modulated delay
Delay spillover

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[camolotto]

are we allowed to call teh presets with the pedal??? or we must push the button with fingers?? (sorry for my bad english)

please answer soon, it's important.

Joe

[pedaltoneshop]

@camolotto Hello. Yes you can do it by foot, one press on the tempo switch, then use the on/off to scroll through the patches

[lidesnowi]

That dynamic delay (ducking delay) is very usable !

[panchomagico]

I honestly think this pedal needs a quaver section on subdiv, don't you think the same?

[ichi612]

hi is this bufferd signal or truebaypass thanks???

[DrPoca]

@aaronmccaffery

I was considering getting the DD-7 until seeing this, and now your comment has sealed the deal. Thanks

[aaronmccaffery]

I first bought the DD7, then bought the ND1. ND1 is more usable and the analogue filter gives it much more warmth.

Holding the tap switch and using the guitar to set the tempo is great, though not useful when running through a parallel amp circuit as your playing still runs through the amp even when holding the tap switch down.

[nzCdog]

You are the first player to make this pedal sound good... in most demos it sounds sterile and thin... nice job

[TheRealRayJ]

Your reviews are awesome! ... But you just cost me a lot of money.

[MrJuno6]

The best demo I've seen on Youtube for this device. I particularly like the "delay silent when your playing" feature great job ! I'm getting one.

[JustinSandercoe]

the tap tempo feauture using the guitar is an awesome trick, not seen that before! good idea.

[hsiehdy]

Just picked up this delay, thanks for the very helpful video!