The Evolution of a Classic The all-new Diamond Memory Lane STM32 combines the lush warmth of vintage analog delay with the clarity and control of modern digital design. Powered by Diamond’s exclusive digital Bucket Brigade architecture, now running on a modern STM32 processor, it delivers up to 2.4 seconds of rich, musical repeats — perfect for everything from subtle slapback to expansive ambience. With four versatile delay modes, tap tempo, subdivisions, top-mounted jacks and buffered bypass operation, Memory Lane is built for the modern guitarist who wants timeless tone with rock-solid reliability Warm. Musical. Inspiring. Memory Lane is delay, perfected. Main Features • Delay Effects Pedal • Bucked Brigade-style circuit using 3 distinct delay lines paired with analog companding, anti-aliasing/reconstruction filters • Utilising the STM32 ARM Processor for extended delay range, lower noise and more head room • Up to 2400 ms delay time with lush, modulated repeats • Offers modern and vintage-style sounds • Improved Signal to Noise Ratio and frequency response 4 delay modes: o MLjr Mode: Classic fixed-rate delay with silent tempo changes, true to the Memory Lane Jr. o Vintage Mode: Warm, saturated repeats that capture the soul of vintage analog delays o Galloping 2-Head: A rhythmic, dual-head pattern inspired by the Counterpoint delay o Ambient 3-Head: Expansive, cascading repeats perfect for layered soundscapes • Tap Tempo with Sub-divisions via dedicated footswitch • Auto Div feature automatically doubles/halves tapped in delay tempo if outside of current mode’s time range • Doubler feature allows for instant doubling of the delay tempo • Advanced operation modes' o Geezer Mode: Mimics classic Memory Lane operation without secondary footswitch functions o Trails Mode: Delay signal will trail off according to Feedback knob setting when the effect is bypassed o Momentary/Latching Mode: Offers momentary/latching switching for both Delay Modulation and Doubler Feature • Top-mounted jacks and soft touch relay switching • Hand-made in Montreal, Canada • Powered by a regular 9V DC PSU (centre -, 2,1 mm, ~50 mA current draw)
