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The ProTone Haunted Delay is a delay pedal made by Pro Tone Pedals, built as the signature pedal of Mark Holcomb, guitarist with Periphery. Guitar World posted a video in September 2014 of Holcomb demoing it1. Pro Tone Pedals launched the pedal in August 2014 as the Mark Holcomb Limited Edition Signature Delay2.

What it does

Pro Tone Pedals describes the Haunted Delay as an ambient-style delay like a vintage tape echo, with what the company calls gig-ready durability, and it was intentionally designed to work well with modern high-gain amps as well as classics2. That high-gain focus fits its association with Holcomb, whose band plays heavy, progressive material1.

The pedal has three controls:

ControlWhat it does
DelaySweeps delay times from 25 milliseconds to 450 milliseconds2
RepeatRuns from a single regeneration to infinite feedback2
MixSets the level of delayed signal mixed with the straight guitar tone2

At the longer Delay settings, the pedal introduces what Pro Tone Pedals calls slight note crunching, similar to the vintage tape delay systems of past decades2.

Mark Holcomb signature

The pedal carries Holcomb's name as a limited edition signature model, and he demonstrates it himself in the Guitar World video from September 201412.

Videos

Mark Holcomb of Periphery on the ProTone Haunted Delay Pedal
Mark Holcomb
Protone Pedals Haunted Delay Demo
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Jay Marrero - Strandberg 'Masvidalien' | Protone 'Haunted Delay' pedal Test
Jay Marrero

Questions

Who is the ProTone Haunted Delay a signature pedal for?

It is the signature delay pedal of Mark Holcomb, guitarist with the band Periphery. Guitar World posted a video in September 2014 of Holcomb demoing the pedal, and Pro Tone Pedals launched it that August as a limited edition signature model.

What delay times does the Haunted Delay cover?

The Delay control sweeps from 25 milliseconds to 450 milliseconds. At the longer settings, the pedal introduces slight note crunching that Pro Tone Pedals compares to vintage tape delay systems.

Sources (2)
  1. Periphery's Mark Holcomb Demos the ProTone Haunted Delay Pedal -Video, Guitar World, 2014-09-12
  2. Pro Tone Pedals Introduces Limited-Edition Mark Holcomb Haunted Signature Delay Pedal, Guitar World, 2014-08-19

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