Jack White’s Third Man {Hardware} has teamed up with JHS Pedals on a brand new delay pedal, the Troika. It’s not only a guitar pedal, although – it’s additionally designed to work with “microphones or any instrument you need to use”.

Designed for each desktop use and in skilled recording studios – in addition to on stage, the Troika is described as a “horse-powered” instrument and microphone delay product “not like anything available on the market”.

Accessible in an ordinary black colourway and a yellow model unique to Reverb, it’s outfitted with each XLR and ¼” inputs and outputs. It utilises a hi-grade Lundahl transformer on the mic enter, in addition to a secondary output transformer, enabling it to work properly with different results.

It’s additionally been handily designed with sliders so it appears to be like like a mini mixing console, which White opted for to offer him better real-time management of the unit in a stay setting. The bypass swap is discovered above the sliders to maintain it out of the best way.

“The Troika Delay involves you from the thundering minds of JHS Pedals and Third Man {Hardware} like a chariot over the Russian tundra. It is a multi-purpose, studio-grade delay system such as you’ve by no means seen earlier than,” says a message on the Third Man Data web site.

“Jack White loves utilizing delay pedals on his voice, however the course of may cause a lot of issues, together with noise, quantity drops, and lack of readability. When Jack introduced this concept to Josh, we instantly gave it the identical care and a spotlight we gave to the Color Field and the Pulp N Peel [from JHS]. The Troika is greater than a pedal… If you wish to use a delay that’s totally different from every part else available on the market, look no additional!”

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Each variations of the Troika delay can be found now. The usual black model is priced at $349, whereas the limited-edition yellow is available in at $369.

Store the usual model of the Troika through Third Man Data, or head over to Reverb to bag the unique yellow color. You can too discover out extra about JHS Pedals.

Rachel started writing for Guitar.com in 2021 whereas ending up her diploma. A proud DIY guitarist, she has been taking part in for over 10 years and has written for the likes of Kerrang!, The Forty-5, and MusicTech. An enjoyer of all issues heavy, you’ll discover her at a competition or downtuning her guitars when away from her desk.