Detail 01
Burst rate
The Burst knob adjusts the automatic stutter from 110 bpm to a much faster setting.

Independent shopping perspective
Telegraph V2 in Romeo Red offers direct control over signal cuts and automatic stutter patterns. The revised all-metal hardware works from the floor or by hand, covering familiar Kill and Activate functions alongside Burst mode. Burst delivers an automatic, tremolo-like stutter: tap to latch it or hold the key for a momentary burst. Its side Polarity switch lets clean audio pass until Burst is engaged, or keeps the output silent until you trigger it. Connect expression control or a CV clock for external rate control; power loss sends the pedal 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 adjusts the automatic stutter from 110 bpm to a much faster setting.
Detail 02
A quick key press latches Burst, while holding the key triggers it momentarily.
Detail 03
Kill passes clean signal before Burst; Activate holds audio back until Burst is engaged.
Detail 04
Burst rate can be controlled with an expression pedal or synced to a CV clock.
Detail 05
Loss of power automatically returns the pedal to bypass.
Detail 06
Measures 2.6 × 2.13 × 5 inches.
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Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Yes. Hold the key to trigger Burst only while it is held.
Yes. A quick press latches Burst unless the internal dip switch has disabled latching.
Yes. Burst rate can be controlled by an expression pedal or synced to a CV clock source.
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