The AD999 Pro combines features from two of Maxon’s most popular delay pedals into a single, powerful package.
Based on Maxon’s popular AD999 circuit, the AD999 Pro offers the same 900 milliseconds of fat, warm analog delay tone thanks to 8 x custom-made Maxon MC4107D Bucket Brigade IC’s.

Like the AD-9 Pro, the delay repeats of the AD999 Pro are filtered using Maxon's proprietary noise reduction circuitry which reduces the aliasing, clock noise and distortion common to analogs.  The result is a rounder, smoother delay repeat that doesn’t overpower the original note.

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AD-999 Pro Analog Delay

Dive into the lush landscapes of sound with the Maxon AD-900 Analog Delay, a pedal that combines vintage charm with modern reliability. Crafted for musicians who value the warmth and depth of classic analog delay but demand the precision and durability of contemporary gear. Its unique blend of Bucket Brigade Device (BBD) chips ensures an authentic, analog echo experience, making it more than just an effect—it's an extension of your musical expression. Whether you're painting sonic canvases with long, dreamy delays or adding subtle echoes for texture, the AD-900 stands as a testament to Maxon's legacy of innovation and quality.

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AD-900 Analog Delay

The Extreme shares the same basic circuit architecture as the OD808. However, several key component values have been altered to achieve what may be the ultimate overdrive tone.

The OD808X offers a wider frequency response than a stock OD808, with an extended hi-frequency tonal range that offers additional clarity without becoming harsh.

It also features a harder clipping pattern than the standard model, creating a searing, full-bodied drive tone that helps chords ring and notes sing.

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OD808X Overdrive Extreme

A unique concept in booster design, the DB10 features two completely independent boost circuits in a single compact housing. 

The Clean (Left) channel offers up to +20 dB of clean boost with a completely flat frequency response. 

The Vintage (Right) channel is Maxon’s take on the classic Treble Booster circuit.  It offers up to +20 dB of boost, but with a subtle high-frequency roll-off that increases as the Level is turned towards maximum.

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DB10 Dual Booster

In 1977 Maxon released their first effect pedal - the OD880 Overdrive/Soft Distortion – and the world would never be the same.

Employing a passive distortion circuit based around the 741 Op Amp (also used in the popular DOD 250), the OD880 was coveted for its warm and natural overdrive tone. The 880 was perfect for use as a transparent booster to take a tube-amp over the edge, offering singing blues tones unrivaled by other boxes.

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