Detail 01
Burst control
The Burst knob sets the automatic stutter rate from 110 bpm upward, with external expression or CV-rate control also available.

Independent shopping perspective
Telegraph V2 puts killswitch control, manual stutters, and automatic Burst patterns in one compact pedal. Its all-metal control hardware can be worked underfoot or directly by hand. Burst mode adds a rate-adjustable, tremolo-like interruption effect, with either tap-to-latch or press-and-hold operation. Set its Polarity to pass clean signal until Burst is engaged, or keep audio muted until you trigger a burst. External expression or CV control can handle Burst rate, and a loss of power returns the signal to bypass.

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What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.
Detail 01
The Burst knob sets the automatic stutter rate from 110 bpm upward, with external expression or CV-rate control also available.
Detail 02
Kill passes clean audio until Burst is engaged; Activate keeps audio silent until you engage Burst.
Detail 03
Burst can latch with a quick press or work only while held; the internal dip switch disables latching.
Detail 04
If power is lost, the pedal reverts to bypass.
Detail 05
Measures 4.9 × 2.75 × 2.98 inches, including jacks and hardware.
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Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Yes. Its control hardware supports foot operation while retaining hand operation.
No audio is heard until the key is pressed, allowing you to trigger controlled bursts of sound.
Yes. A quick press latches Burst; holding the key triggers it momentarily unless latching is disabled internally.
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