Jason Lindnder is a keyboard player who plays with the band NOW vs NOW1. He is one of the keyboard players named on the JAM Pedals artists roster, and the pedal the maker associates with him is the Delay Llama, an analog delay pedal1.
Credits and gear
Lindnder's band credit is NOW vs NOW, and JAM Pedals lists him among its keyboard-playing artists1. The gear the maker associates with him is the Delay Llama, which appears on the Delay Llama product pages alongside his artist listing234.
He has two quoted comments about the pedal on those pages. On the Delay Llama itself he says:
"The red fiery llama has become my spiritual ally in sonic bliss."
And on the Delay Llama's modulated versions he adds:
"This unit has a classic warm tone and by experimenting with the various modulatory parameters can become a very psychedelic and personalized machine which also looks really cool and has a solid build."
In his own words, then, what draws him to the pedal is its warm delay tone, the modulation controls that let him shape the repeats, and its build quality3.
Sources (4)
- Jason Lindnder (NOW vs NOW), JAM Pedals (jampedals.com)
- Delay Llama, JAM Pedals (jampedals.com)
- “Achenbach” Delay Llama mk.3, JAM Pedals (www.jampedals.com)
- "Monterey" Delay Llama mk.3, JAM Pedals (www.jampedals.com)