The Mosky SPINDRIFT is a compact digital delay pedal from the maker's M-SERIES range, built around a tap switch and an eight-mode delay selector. Mosky lists its effect type as "Digital delay With TAP", and RockBoard's PedalPedia describes it as a stompbox offering a range of delay effects, with modes that include analog-inspired and digital options12.
The controls
The SPINDRIFT keeps its front panel to four knobs plus the mode selector and tap switch. Mosky lists the controls as BLEND, TIME, MORPH and FEEDBACK1.
| Control | What it does |
|---|---|
| BLEND | Mixes the delayed signal with the dry sound2 |
| TIME | Sets the delay time1 |
| MORPH | Shapes the delay character across the pedal's modes1 |
| FEEDBACK | Sets the number of repeats1 |
The blend knob is the one that matters most for keeping a part intact: RockBoard's PedalPedia notes that it "enables you to mix the delayed signal with the dry sound", so the underlying playing stays at full strength while the repeats sit behind it2.
The eight-position selector is the pedal's defining feature. RockBoard describes it as offering "various delay styles, including analog-inspired and digital options", which is why a digital circuit can still produce warmer-sounding repeats on some settings2.
Power
Mosky specifies a DC9V supply at 300mA, with the center negative1. That polarity matches standard pedal power supplies, but the 300mA figure is worth checking against whatever supply feeds it: a low-current output on a daisy chain may not be enough.
Mosky gives the power requirement as "DC9V 300mA -center is negative"1. Use a supply rated for at least 300mA.
Size and weight
Mosky lists the dimensions as 12 x 9.5 x 6 cm (L x W x H) and the weight as 350g1, a standard compact-stompbox footprint that suits a crowded board.
Where it sits in Mosky's delay range
The SPINDRIFT is one of several delay pedals in the Mosky line. The maker's range also includes the Moskyaudio SUPER DELAY, the Mosky Blue Delay and the Mosky Magnetic Delay, all covered on their own pages, alongside the wider field of delay pedals21.
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Does the Mosky Spindrift have tap tempo?
Yes. Mosky lists the pedal's effect type as digital delay with TAP, and RockBoard's PedalPedia entry describes a TAP DELAY MODULATION feature. The tap switch works alongside the eight-mode delay selection knob, so you can set the delay time by tapping rather than turning the TIME control.
How many delay modes does the Mosky Spindrift have?
Eight. The pedal has an 8-mode delay selection knob, and RockBoard's PedalPedia notes that the modes cover various delay styles, including analog-inspired and digital options, so the same pedal can lean toward warmer repeats or cleaner, more modern ones.
What is the current draw of the Mosky Spindrift?
Mosky specifies a power supply of DC9V at 300mA, center negative. That figure comes from the maker's own product page, so plan a supply rated for at least 300mA rather than a low-current daisy-chain output.
What polarity does the Mosky Spindrift use?
Center negative. Mosky's product page gives the power supply as DC9V 300mA with the center negative, which is the same polarity as most standard pedal power supplies.
What size and weight is the Mosky Spindrift?
Mosky lists the dimensions as 12 x 9.5 x 6 cm (L x W x H) and the weight as 350g. That makes it a compact stompbox that fits a typical pedalboard footprint.
Is the Mosky Spindrift analog or digital?
Digital. RockBoard's PedalPedia lists the circuit type as digital, and Mosky describes the effect type as digital delay with TAP. Some of its eight modes are described as analog-inspired, but the circuit itself is digital.
Sources (2)
- SPINDRIFT_M-SERIES_Products_mosky pedal, moskyaudio.com
- SpinDrift by Mosky, RockBoard PedalPedia, 2026
