Empress Effects Support

The Superdelay has true bypass switching. It uses a 3 pole double-throw switch to achieve this.

The only difference sound-wise is in the tape mode. The VMSD takes the tape algorithm of the Normal Superdelay and makes it more extreme. So there's m...

It's completely digital. So the dry signal does go through converters. We tried making the dry signal analog, but found that we got better results (lowe...

Use output 5 or 6. Set that output away from NORMAL. Also, you're going to have to use a reverse polarity cable, like the red or white one made by Voodo...

[UPDATE] This was written in 2014. Power supplies have come a long way since then, but back then, sourcing high current negative tip 9V power supplies was a...

Yes, but there are a couple things you want to do. The range that the SD accepts is from 0V to 3.3V. Don't let the voltage get above 3.3V. Also, you'...

Expression pedals come in two pinouts. Some put the signal on the tip of the TRS cable (what the Superdelay expects), some put the signal on the ring. If it...

This is a bug with the earliest versions of the Superdelay (serial number in the low hundreds). We can fix this by updating the firmware. Please email us fo...

If a pedal with a charge pump is placed in front of the Superdelay, Tape Delay, or Nebulus, and the charge pump noise leaks into the Empress pedal's in...

It can handle 7Vpp, which is 10dBu or 8dBV, so it can definitely handle line level.