Features

• Separate short/long delay settings selectable on the fly via a stomp switch
• Variable bandwidth control over the delayed signal for brighter tape delay sounds or darker analog delay sounds
• Delay time modulation for fast vibratos, ring modulation effects, tape delay wow and flutter, chorusing and out of control pitch bend effects.
• Runaway feedback effects
• Effects loop for routing the delayed signal through external effects.
• Continuosly variable delay time for great divebomb pitch effects and delay time pitch bending madness
• Expression pedal control over delay time
• 1.2 seconds delay time
• Separate wet and delay mix outputs
• True hard bypass switching
• And yes, amazingly enough, it runs off a 9v battery! (And DC power too)

Controls

• Delay L - Controls the longer range delay time setting
• Delay S - Controls the shorter range (slapback) delay time setting
• Tone - Controls the tone of the delayed signal. Brighter for tape delay type sounds, darker for analog delay sounds.
• Mix - Controls the delay signal level
• Wobble - Controls the amount of modulation applied to the delay time
• Speed - Controls the speed of modulation (fast for vibrato and ring mod effects, slower for tape delay wow and flutter)
• Repeats - Controls the number of repeats. From one slapback to runaway feedback.
• Input Gain Trim - This is an internal trim pot for adjusting the input gain for the delay section only. It does not affect the dry signal gain. The Quicksilver is factory adjusted for the largest amount of headroom with most guitar pickups. The input gain trim is located on the back of the circuit board through the hole in the topmost circuit board (located in the lower right hand corner of the circuit board as you are looking at it from the back of the Quicksilver. If you are getting distortion or clipping in the delay section, adjust the input gain trim counter clockwise. To get more gain out of the delay section, adjust the input gain trim clockwise. Adjusting the trim pot with the pedal powered up is not recommended. Be careful not to force the trim pot or over adjust it or to touch the screw driver to other components or traces on the circuit board.
• Long/Short switch - Selects the long or short delay setting. The LED indicators will light up to let you know which one is currently active. Red for long, yellow for short.
• Bypass switch - Bypasses the delay effect and routes your signal straight through for true bypass.

Jacks

• In - Effect input jack
• Out - Effect output jack
• Loop/Wet Out - Feedback effect loop output and 100% wet output.
• Loop In - Effect loop input
• Exp - Expression pedal input for control over delay time