Harness the authentic sounds of classic 1960s studio wizardry with the Behringer VD400 Vintage Delay, a true analog delay and vintage slap-back echo that rivals any tape delay. The vintage BBDs produce up to 300ms of delay for creating some serious guitar mojo. The pedal includes dedicated Intensity, Echo, and Repeat Rate controls, as well as an advanced noise-reduction circuit, which keeps your signal clean. The pedal is powered by a 9V battery (not included) or the Behringer PSU-SB DC power supply (not included).

Vintage BBD, Analog Delay Circuit    Up to 300 ms of Delay    Advanced Noise-Reduction Circuit    Intensity, Echo, Repeat Rate Controls    Status LED for On/Off and Battery Check    9V Battery or PSU (Not Included)    High-Quality Bypass for Signal Integrity    1/4" TS Input and Output

• Experience true analog delay and vintage slap-back echo that rivals any tape delay
• Vintage BBDs produce up to 300 ms of delay and advanced noise-reduction circuit keeps your signal clean
• Dedicated Intensity, Echo, and Repeat Rate controls for awesome sound shaping
• Status LED for effect on/off and battery check
• Runs on 9V battery or the Behringer PSU-SB DC power supply (not included)
• First-class electronic on/off switch for highest signal integrity in bypass mode

Though digital technology constantly evolves, nothing sounds quite like the old-school analog bucket-brigade-style delay you get when you step on the VD400. With its dedicated Repeat Rate, Intensity, and Echo dials, this remarkable little stomp box evokes the spirit of some of rock and roll's most legendary heroes, and provides up to 300 milliseconds of true analog delay.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is this lens designed to cover full frame sensors? Could it be adapted to Sony E Mount Cameras?

A: Yes, this lens covers the 35mm format (aka full-frame sensors), and can be adapter to both full-frame and crop-sensor E-mount cameras.

Q: 2. Hi. I have an old professional VHS camera that has BNC video output. So to capture the video to my Mac book, first I have to use this analog-sdi converter, after I have to connect it to the Design UltraStudio Mini Recorder, and after connect all this to laptop? And what’s the difference if I will use Elgato USB Analog Video Capture Device Instead of all this, connected to the camera via bnc-s-video cable ( it passes the color) and connected to laptop via usb? Thank you very much for your answer!

A: If you use the Blackmagic Design Mini Converter Analog to SDI, it will convert the analog signal to digital and then the Blackmagic UltraStudio Mini Recorder could be used. However, the Elgato USB analog video capture device could be used as a more direct solution to convert an analog source. The only major advantage in using the Blackmagic solution would be to use Blackmagic's Media Express software (free download) to encode it into a variety of formats, such as Apple Prores.

Q: 3. I would like to know the delay between the audio signal and the signal you hearIs there a delay or not?

A: The latency is very minimal. MIDI Latency5 ms (E6) to 19 ms (E2), 32 ms (E1)

Q: 4. Can this convert chords or only one note at a time?

A: This device is for one note pitch to MIDI conversion.

Q: 5. I would like to know the delay between the audio signal and the signal you hearIs there a delay or not?

A: No perceptible delay with mine. I haven't tried to measure it.

Q: 6. Does this lens transmit exif data to the camera?

A: The Voigtlander Ultron Vintage Line 35mm f/2 Aspherical Type II VM Lens lacks electronic contacts on the mount, so EXIF data would not transmit.

Q: 7. whether this lens will work well with a canon eos R camera via the m-eosr adapter?

A: Yes, you can use a Leica M Lens to Canon RF-mount Camera. The lens and camera operations and exposure will need to be set on manual. Please review the following link to find some of our options available online. https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/search?q=leica%20m%20to%20canon%20rf%20mount%20&sort=PRICE_LOW_TO_HIGH&filters=fct_a_filter_by%3A03_INSTOCK%2Cfct_lens-mount_1596%3Aleica-m

Q: 8. Is the the same (identical) optically to version I ?

A: Yes it is.

Q: 9. Will this convert an NTSC composite video to SDI?

A: Yes

Q: 10. How to I connect S-video to the input? Through bnc? And the audio in is rca?

A: You’ll need an adapter of course but yes.