Fender Hammertone Delay
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Essential Information About the Fender Hammertone Delay Pedal
Essential Information About the Fender Hammertone Delay Pedal
- Up to 950 ms ultra-precise delay: from snappy slapback to long atmospheric trails.
- 3 delay types to cover the essential textures (from vintage to modern) and instantly vary character.
- Modulation switch: adds movement and width, ideal for thickening a lead or animating pads.
- Analog Dry-Through + true bypass: your direct signal remains clear, and pedalboard integration is easy thanks to the top-mounted jacks.
Manufacturer Information
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A Fender Delay Designed for the Modern Pedalboard
Essential on countless rigs, delay is the effect that "glues" a guitar into the mix and immediately transforms the playing feel: short repeats for rockabilly and country, surf-style echoes, or vast ambiances for ambient and modern pop. With the Hammertone Delay, Fender offers a clear and effective approach: an accessible, robust pedal versatile enough to cover classic delay uses without complicating your signal chain.
For Which Guitarists and Styles?
The Fender Hammertone Delay is aimed both at beginner guitarists wanting a simple and reliable first delay pedal and at experienced musicians seeking a "plug and play" delay to complement a pedalboard. It excels in country (snappy slapback), surf (dynamic repeats), blues/rock (more singing and deep solos), as well as in indie and ambient thanks to its ability to produce long repeats and modulated textures. In the studio, it helps add space and depth without drowning the sound; live, it expands the sonic space and highlights melodic lines.
Technical specifications
| Effects | Delay | Use | electric guitar |
| Format | Pedal | Color | Grey |
| Type | sector | ||
| Input impedance | 500k ohms | Input | 6.35mm jack (located on the top) |
| Output impedance | 470 ohms | Output | 6.35mm jack (located on the top) |
| Bypass | true bypass | Power supply | not included |
| Signal path | Analog Dry-Through | Documentation | included |
| Modulation | switch-activated | Consumption | 80 mA |
Customer reviews
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Excellent pedal, with the chorus integrated into the delay, we are not very far from a polychorus.
The low-cost pedal to play Nirvana without paying the price of a polychorusAutomatically translated
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It's tough with a lot of settings
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Very disappointed with this Fender Delay. I already had a Flamma FC03 Delay that cost me two and a half times cheaper and is much more efficient than the Fender Hammertone Delay which seriously lacks warmth and precision.
It would have cost me 20/25 euros, ok I would have said to myself at that price, miracles should not be expected. But at 79 euros it's just unacceptable. I trusted because the brand is Fender. As a result, a reputable brand is not necessarily a guarantee of quality.Automatically translated
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Questions frequently asked
What types of delay are available on the Fender Hammertone Delay?
Three types of delay are offered to adapt the character of the repeats to different playing styles. Short repeats are particularly suitable for country or rockabilly slapback, while longer delay times create more space.
Is modulation available on this pedal?
A switch activates modulation on the repeats with a chorus/vibrato-type movement. This feature adds depth to the delay textures.
What power supply is required for the Hammertone Delay?
The mains power supply is not included. The power consumption is specified as 80 mA.
Are the connections convenient for a pedalboard?
The 6.35 mm input and output jacks are located on the top of the enclosure, making wiring on a pedalboard easier.
Is the guitar’s dry signal preserved along with the effect?
The Analog Dry-Through path preserves the direct signal while adding the repeats. The input impedance is 500 kOhm. The bypass is true bypass type.



