EarthQuaker Devices Dispatch Master V3 Delay & Reverb

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The EarthQuaker Devices Dispatch Master V3 is a compact digital delay and reverb pedal designed for players who want spacious ambience without filling their pedalboard with multipl e effects. It combines up to 1.5 seconds of delay with lush reverb, offering everything from short slapback echoes and subtle room-style ambience to long atmospheric repeats and expansive post-rock soundscapes. Delay and reverb can be used together or independently, making the Dispatch Master V3 highly versatile despite its simple four-control layout. With Mix, Time, Reverb and Repeats controls, infinite repeats without runaway self-oscillation and EarthQuaker Devices Flexi-Switch® technology, it is ideal for ambient, indie, post-rock, shoegaze, worship, alternative and general live or studio use. At A Glance Feature Details Brand EarthQuaker Devices Model Dispatch Master V3 Type Digital Delay & Reverb Pedal Condition New Effects Delay & Reverb Delay Time 0–1500ms Controls Mix, Time, Reverb, Repeats Infinite Repeats Yes Switching Flexi-Switch® Momentary / Latching Bypass Relay-Based True Bypass Current Draw 78mA Power 9V DC Centre Negative Main Appeal Easy-to-use delay and reverb in one compact pedal Best For Ambient, indie, post-rock, shoegaze, worship and general guitar use What Makes The EarthQuaker Devices Dispatch Master V3 Special? The Dispatch Master V3 combines two of the most commonly used guitar effects into one compact and straightforward pedal. Its delay ranges from extremely short echoes through to 1500ms, while the reverb adds anything from subtle depth to large atmospheric spaces. Both effects have been designed to work naturally together, making it easy to create polished ambient tones without complicated menus or presets. One of its standout features is the ability to produce infinite delay repeats without runaway self-oscillation, allowing sustained drones and atmospheric backgrounds without the uncontrolled feedback associated with some analogue-style delays. Simple Four-Knob Control Mix Controls the balance between your dry signal and the processed delay/reverb sound. Lower settings add subtle space behind your guitar, while higher settings create a more prominent ambient effect. Time Sets the delay time from approximately 0ms to 1500ms. Short settings work well for slapback and doubling-style sounds, while longer settings create spacious rhythmic echoes and ambient textures. Reverb Controls the amount of reverb added to your sound. Turn it down for a tighter, more direct response or increase it for wider, more atmospheric guitar tones. Repeats Controls how many times the delay signal repeats. Higher settings can create extended and eventually infinite repeats without the pedal running into uncontrolled self-oscillation. When using the Dispatch Master in reverb-only mode, the Repeats control also adjusts the decay, depth and tonal character of the reverb. Delay, Reverb Or Both One of the major strengths of the Dispatch Master V3 is that you do not have to use both effects at once. Delay Only Turn the Reverb control fully down and use Time, Repeats and Mix to create anything from quick slapback to long echoes. Reverb Only Turn Time and Repeats down and use Reverb and Mix for straightforward ambience. The Repeats control can then be increased to alter the depth, decay and character of the reverb. Delay & Reverb Together Blend all four controls to build spacious guitar sounds ranging from subtle enhancement to large ambient soundscapes. Flexi-Switch® Technology The Dispatch Master V3 features EarthQuaker Devices' Flexi-Switch®, allowing both standard latching and momentary operation. Tap the footswitch normally and the pedal stays active until you press it again. Hold the footswitch down and the effect remains active only while your foot is on the switch, then bypasses when released. This is especially useful for adding delay and reverb to a single chord, phrase or transition without leaving the effect permanently engaged. Who Is It For? The Dispatch Master V3 is ideal for guitarists who want a high-quality delay and reverb pedal without complicated controls or menu navigation. It is particularly well suited to: Ambient guitar Indie Post-rock Shoegaze Alternative Worship music Rock Psychedelic guitar Clean guitar textures Lead guitar Studio recording Live performance Compact pedalboards Why Choose A Combined Delay & Reverb Pedal? Delay and reverb naturally work well together. Delay produces distinct repeats of your original signal, while reverb creates the sense of acoustic space around those notes. Using both can create a much larger and more atmospheric guitar sound, but two individual pedals require additional pedalboard space, cabling and power connections. The Dispatch Master V3 combines both effects in a single enclosure while still allowing you to use either effect independently. For players who value simplicity, it offers a practical alternative to larger multi-effects pedals and complex programmable delay/reverb units. How It Compares Dispatch Master V3 vs EarthQuaker Devices Avalanche Run V2 The Avalanche Run V2 offers stereo operation, tap tempo, Reverse and Swell modes and expression control, making it the more advanced option for players who want deep ambient sound design. The Dispatch Master V3 is considerably simpler, making it ideal if you want excellent delay and reverb sounds with minimal setup. Dispatch Master V3 vs Separate Delay & Reverb Pedals Separate pedals give you greater freedom to choose different types of delay and reverb independently. The Dispatch Master saves space and keeps operation simple while still allowing the two effects to be used individually or together. Dispatch Master V3 vs A Dedicated Delay Pedal A dedicated delay may offer tap tempo, modulation or multiple delay algorithms. The Dispatch Master focuses instead on straightforward, great-sounding delay combined with integrated reverb, making it especially useful for players who want a compact all-purpose ambience pedal. What's Included? EarthQuaker Devices Dispatch Master V3 Delay & Reverb Pedal Product documentation No power supply included. Technical Specifications Specification Details Brand EarthQuaker Devices Model Dispatch Master V3 Product Type Digital Delay & Reverb Pedal Effects Delay, Reverb Controls Mix, Time, Reverb, Repeats Delay Time 0–1500ms Infinite Repeats Yes, without runaway self-oscillation Switching Flexi-Switch® Momentary / Latching Bypass Relay-Based True Bypass Input Impedance 1MΩ Output Impedance Less Than 1kΩ Dimensions 121 x 64 x 57mm Current Draw 78mA Power Requirement 9V DC Centre Negative Condition New Power Requirements The EarthQuaker Devices Dispatch Master V3 requires a standard regulated 9V DC centre-negative power supply with a 2.1mm barrel connector and draws approximately 78mA. No power supply is included. Do not operate the pedal at voltages higher than 9V. FAQs What does the EarthQuaker Devices Dispatch Master V3 do? It combines digital delay and reverb in one compact effects pedal, allowing you to use either effect individually or both together. How much delay time does the Dispatch Master V3 offer? It provides delay times from approximately 0ms to 1500ms, or 1.5 seconds. Can I use the Dispatch Master as a delay only? Yes. Turn the Reverb control fully down and use the Time, Repeats and Mix controls to shape the delay. Can I use it as a reverb only? Yes. Reduce the Time and Repeats controls and use Reverb and Mix to create your reverb sound. Can the Dispatch Master create infinite repeats? Yes. Higher Repeats settings can produce infinite delay repeats without runaway self-oscillation. Does it have tap tempo? No. Delay time is set using the Time control. What is Flexi-Switch®? Flexi-Switch allows the footswitch to operate in either standard latching mode or momentary mode. Is the Dispatch Master V3 good for ambient guitar? Yes. Its combination of long delay, reverb and infinite repeats makes it particularly useful for ambient, post-rock, shoegaze and atmospheric guitar sounds. Is it suitable for slapback delay? Yes. Short Time and low Repeats settings can create quick slapback-style echoes. Is the Dispatch Master true bypass? Yes. It uses relay-based true bypass switching. How much power does it require? The pedal requires 9V DC centre-negative power and draws approximately 78mA. Is a power supply included? No. A suitable 9V centre-negative power supply is not included. Why Buy From Fair Deal Music? Expert advice from knowledgeable musicians Carefully checked new, used, pre-owned and ex-display equipment Competitive prices on leading music brands Secure UK-wide delivery Flexible finance options, subject to status Friendly support before and after purchase Independent UK music retailer established in 1987 Large Birmingham showroom at 79–83 Holloway Head Trade In. Trade Up. Save More. Looking to upgrade your pedalboard? Fair Deal Music accepts part exchanges across a wide range of effects pedals, guitars, amplifiers and other musical equipment. 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