In this video we’re checking out the Seymour Duncan Vapor Trail, an all-analog delay pedal featuring bucket-brigade chips. One cool feature is the LED light in the Delay knob, which shows you at a glance what the delay time is set to. The Vapor Trail gives you classic analog delay tone, and it also has modulation you can dial in with Rate and Depth controls. I found it to be really great for slapback delay and spacious, ambient effects.
Another very cool feature on the Vapor Trail delay is an insert jack that serves three distinct functions: you can connect an expression pedal for control over the wet/dry mix, you can split the dry and wet signals to send to separate amps, or you can use it to add effects pedals that will only effect the delayed signal. Lots of functionality for a compact pedal! Thanks for watching.
Get the Seymour Duncan Vapor Trail here: https://www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/VaporTrail
