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The Most Creative Delay Pedal I’ve Played in Years

Trey Anastasio’s Ibanez DM2000 16-bit rack delay inspires a echo/filter/modulation machine that goes way deeper than simple repeats.

Spoiler alert: the new RK2000 Funk Siren from Keeley Electronics ain’t your ordinary delay pedal – and that’s a massive understatement.


Designed in collaboration with Trey Anastasio and his guitar tech Justin Stabler, the RK2000 is based on the iconic Ibanez DM2000 rackmount delay, a classic from the 1980s and an integral part of Anastasio’s sound in Phish and other projects.

The RK2000 delivers the exact “Funk Siren” ambient loops made famous by Anastasio, with rock solid reliability, a ton of modern updates and expanded functionality, including adding modulation to your delay, tap tempo, full MIDI integration, five presets, expression pedal control and more.And did we mention that it also happens to be a great sounding delay pedal? But that’s just the tip of the iceberg.

RK2000 Funk Siren Delay RK2000 Funk Siren Delay
Keeley

RK2000 Funk Siren Delay

DM-style Stereo Digital Delay Guitar Pedal, Signature, with Blend, Feedback, Filter, Depth, Input, Time, Rate, Sub, Mod, Tap, and Hold Controls

Street price $369