The RK2000 Funk Siren by Keeley Electronics is the first faithful pedal recreation of the legendary 1983 DM2000 delay. Inspired by the classic delay, famous for being used by Trey Anastasio, the RK2000's 12-bit architecture, exclusive Hold function, and dramatic modulation offer a sonic palette that not only captures Trey’s unmistakable "Funk Siren" but also transcends any genre. Transform just one second of sound into an limitless atmospheric soundscape.

Whether you're after pristine vintage delays, textured and modulated tape-style echoes, immersive analog atmospheres, a modulation range from subtle doubles to smooth chorus, frantic flangers, and deep vibratos, or a simple yet magical sampler to unlock the doors of sound design, the RK2000 is designed to deliver the highest possible quality.

• Type: 12-bit stereo digital delay pedal
• Inspiration: Pedal-format recreation of the rack-mounted DM2000 delay used for the “Funk Siren” sound
• Main uses: Ambient delay, sustained loops, modulated textures, and creative repeat effects
• Delay time: From 1 ms to 1023 ms
• Hold function: Allows freezing and layering repeats to create soundscapes and sustained atmospheres
• Mod function: Expressive modulation with extreme character, from subtle movement to tape-like effects
• Stereo delay: True stereo input and output
• Ping-Pong mode: Repeats with wide stereo movement and pitch-shifted effects
• Presets: Memory slots for quick recall of sounds
• External control: Input for remote switching of Hold and Mod functions
• Expression: Compatible with expression pedals for real-time parameter control
• MIDI: Full MIDI control for integration into advanced setups
• Control Time: Adjusts delay time or selects tap tempo subdivisions
• Musical applications: Ideal for guitar, ambient soundscapes, experimental rock, improvisation, loops, textures, and vintage rack-style sounds
• Power supply: 9-18 V DC, 150 mA
• Made in the USA

About Keeley Electronics

Keeley Electronics started with a single man, Robert Keeley, working in his garage and makeshift workshops before moving to their state-of-the-art facilities. For nearly a quarter of a century, they have been designing and modifying effects, tirelessly seeking the perfect sound, pushing pedals, amplifiers, and headphones to the limit, and constantly refining their products.

Many artists turn to Keeley when they have a specific sound in mind and need help bringing it to life. From Peter Frampton and Andy Timmons to Eddie Heinzelman and "Ler" Lalonde of Primus, they work with artists, producers, and engineers to capture those unique sounds, master them, and share the results with the world.