Collision Devices Snack Delay Effects Pedal - SNACKDELAY

The Collision Devices Snack Delay is an accessible and diverse delay pedal offering three distinct...

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The Collision Devices Snack Delay is an essential tool for guitarists and synth players seeking experimental sound design and versatile time-based effects. Designed for musicians who value creative sonic textures, it excels at transforming standard signals into complex, ambient, or rhythmic soundscapes. While it provides immense creative freedom through its three distinct modes, users should note that the unit operates strictly in mono, which may require additional signal routing for stereo-dependent pedalboard setups.

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Model Part NumberSNACKDELAY
BrandCollision Devices

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FAQs

Does the Snack Delay work with stereo signals?

No, the pedal is designed specifically for mono input and output operation.

Can I save my custom delay settings?

Yes, the pedal features three onboard presets that you can save and recall at any time.

Does this pedal require a special power supply?

It requires a standard 9VDC negative center supply, but it must be capable of providing at least 130mA.

What happens to my dry signal when the pedal is on?

The pedal features analog dry through, meaning your original signal remains untouched by the digital processing.

Can I control the feedback rate with an expression pedal?

Yes, the expression input allows you to map various parameters for real-time control during your performance.

Troubleshooting

No sound output while engaged

Check that the cables are fully inserted and verify the 9VDC power supply is providing at least 130mA.

Pedal not responding to tap tempo

Ensure you are tapping the switch in a steady, consistent rhythm; ensure no expression pedal is overriding the tap tempo function.

Unexpected noise or hum

Verify that your power supply is isolated from other digital pedals; ensure the audio cables are high-quality and properly shielded.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Versatile range of delay textures from classic tape to modern glitch
  • Onboard preset management for quick switching between sounds
  • Small footprint fits easily onto most pedalboard layouts
  • Analog dry-through ensures no loss of signal quality
  • Intuitive tap tempo for matching rhythmic delay times

Cons

  • Mono input/output limits integration into stereo signal chains
  • Requires a dedicated 130mA power supply which is higher than some standard daisy chains
  • Glitch and Crush modes may require a learning curve for beginners

Setup, Compatibility & Care

To ensure optimal performance, the Snack Delay requires a standard 9VDC negative center power supply delivering at least 130mA of current. Because this pedal utilizes a buffered bypass system, it is recommended to place it after dynamic pedals like overdrives or fuzz boxes for the cleanest sound. To maintain the unit, avoid exposing it to extreme moisture or temperatures. The enclosure can be cleaned with a dry, lint-free cloth. Always ensure the expression pedal you use is compatible with the standard TRS wiring configuration to prevent any communication issues with the pedal's internal mapping.

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