Detail 01
Time: approximately 30–600 ms
Sets the delay interval across the pedal's stated range.

Independent shopping perspective
Disaster Transport Legacy Reissue is a delay pedal with a redesigned delay line, a cleaner boosted mix section, and filtering aimed at a more analog-style delay character. Time runs from approximately 30 to 600 ms, while Repeats moves from no repeats to self-oscillation. Modulation is central to its workflow: choose subtler Bend or pitch-stretching Stretch, select Slow, Medium, or Fast rate ranges, then engage modulation independently with the Flexi-Switch footswitch. Its ramp waveform can take the effect from restrained chorus-like movement to pronounced bending and stretching.


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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
Sets the delay interval across the pedal's stated range.
Detail 02
Controls feedback intensity, from none at minimum to self-oscillation at maximum.
Detail 03
Bend provides subtler, chorus-like modulation; Stretch produces stronger pitch stretching.
Detail 04
The three-position toggle selects the Rate control's operating range.
Detail 05
These are the pedal's stated input impedance, output impedance, and current draw.
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Yes. The Modulate footswitch turns modulation on and off, while Activate turns the effect on and off.
It sets the delay signal's volume level.
It determines how much the LFO changes delay time, from subtler chorus-like effects to stronger pitch bending and stretching.
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