Musicians and producers looking for a hybrid effects pedal will appreciate Dreadbox Raindrops, a hybrid delay, pitch-shifter, and reverb effect pedal, well suited for fretted instruments and synthesizers.

Raindrops is equipped with multiple delay stages and different chips, which allows it to traverse 3 different play modes. In each play mode, you can have a whole new experience and soundscapes, from simple echoes and long, dirty, and lo-fi delays to simple pitch shifting bursts to extensive lusting reverbs.

Hybrid Circuit    Multiple Delay Stages and Chips    Delay Times: 50 ms to 1 sec (Tap Tempo)    Lo-Fi Delay at 700 ms and Longer    Three Algorithms    Modulated Delay, Pitch-Shifter Delay    Lusting Reverb    Save a Preset to Each Algorithm    True Stereo In and Out

• Delay, pitch shifter, and reverb pedal
• Hybrid circuit with multiple delay stages and chips
• Delay times from 50 ms to 1 sec with tap tempo (above 700 ms delays start to become lo-fi, and some distortion is introduced into the repeats)
• Allows you to save a preset on each algorithm
• True stereo in and out

• Modulated delay
• Pitch-shifter delay
• Lusting reverb

• Standard delay pedal
• Modulated delay
• Chorus sounds
• Pitch shift up
• Shimmering delay
• Delay with a reverb in its repeats
• Reverb pedal
• Noise machine

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is the interior of this bag tall enough to hold a speedlight upright and straightened?

A: This bag will not hold a flash upright unless the flash head is at a 90 degrees angle.

Q: 2. Can the neoprene camera wrap be removed and replaced with an additional lens pocket ?

A: The neoprene wraps and pockets are fixed and built into the bag itself. They cannot be removed without permanently cutting them out.

Q: 3. Can this fit a 200-500 or 150-600 super tele zoom? I need a backpack that can fit a 24-70, 70-200 and 200-500 plus a pro body.

A: You would be able to fit that gear into this pack, with very little room left over.

Q: 4. Two questions - 1. Would this hold the Sigma 150-600mm Sport, along with an 18-200mm and the camera body. 2. Is it water proof?

A: Yes, the Think Tank Photo Shape Shifter 17 V2.0 Backpack (Black) should be able to hold the Sigma 150-600mm f/5-6.3 DG DN OS Sports Lens along with an 18-200mm lens and a camera body. The backpack is not waterproof, but it is constructed with water-repellent fabric coated on the underside with DWR polyurethane. It also includes a rain cover

Q: 5. how many "longer center channel dividers" come with? thanks!

A: There are two long center dividers but they do not run the full length of the case.

Q: 6. What is the difference between the Roadie Hybrid Roller and the Roadie Roller? Both seem to have backpack shoulder straps.

A: According to the manufacturer, the Tenba Roadie Hybrid Roller 21 has a Fast-Deploying Backpack Harness which allows the Roadie to be carried comfortably when the terrain is not "wheel friendly," such as on stairs or over sand or dirt. The Fast-Deploying Backpack Harness is not listed as included with the Tenba Roadie Roller 21. The Tenba Roadie Roller 21, B&H # TERR21B, instead has a Quick Access Battery Pocket, which is a rear zippered pocket that can hold most common portable batteries for charging mobile phones and other portable devices. Twin zippers allow cables to be easily threaded out of the pocket. The interior of the Tenba Roadie Hybrid Roller 21 is slightly deeper. The interior dimensions of the Tenba Roadie Roller 21 are 12W x 17H x 6.25-7.75D in. (30W x 43H x 15.8-19.6D cm), whereas the interior dimensions of the Tenba Roadie Hybrid Roller 21 are 12W x 17H x 6-7D in. (30W x 43H x 15.2-17.7D cm). That being said, both cases appear to have identical exterior dimensions, and all other specifications are identical.

Q: 7. Hi can this bag fit 2x mirrorless (sony a7r2 body no grip) canon 50mm f1.2, sigma 85mm and canon 16-35 f4IS lens? Together with a 15 macbook pro retina? Can u try it out?

A: This bag can handle much bigger cameras and lenses then the ones you are speaking of so you will have no problem. It is designed to hold the a 15 computer as well. Sorry, but we are not able to pull from stock all those items and do a test fit. ThinkTank is a superb bag maker, I have several of their products, all work perfectly.

Q: 8. Would you be able to fit the Nikon 500 5.6 PF lens into the same pouch as the 70-200 2.8 that is shown in the images?

A: Unfortunately this bag is too small for the 500mm and the 70-200mm. I would recommend the Lowepro Flipside 500, click the link below to view; https://bhpho.to/2OZQu2G

Q: 9. Could I put a Nikon D750 with Sigma 35 1.4 lens attached into the foldable pocket or would I need to remove the lens?

A: I can answer with how the folding flap works to hold the camera in place; The bottom flap folds up first over the camera. The second and third flap folds over left and right. The top side is open and faces the bottom of the lens pouch positioned above. In experimenting for your question, a vertical configuration will work, but I would consider it a, In a pinch . The designed configuration secures your cam from shifting around. The versatility and utility of this bag is proving to be an asset in the field.

Q: 10. Is there one for left handed people?

A: Not at this time. We do have the Double Breathe strap that is designed to be used with both the right and left hands. In regards to a single camera strap, we do offer the Sport Left Breathe, Classic Retro RS-4 and the Cross Shot Breathe strap.