Behringer 911A Dual Trigger Delay Module

Behringer 911A Dual Trigger Delay Module

Marsoni

M251S

$39.00

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Behringer 911A Dual Trigger Delay ModuleTwo channels of delay potential. The Behringer System 55 911A Dual Trigger Delay offers a delay time ranging from 2 milliseconds to 10 seconds. This provides a huge scope for editing the input signal. Two independent channels each feature dedicated S trig inputs and outputs. These channels can be used in multiple different varieties. Use the System 55 911A in parallel, series or independently, selectable by the coupling mode switch. Features Authentic

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Reviewed in the United States on September 10, 2020