Keeley RK2000 Funk Siren Delay Pedal

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If you’re a fan of Trey Anastasio, then you’re familiar with the DM2000 rackmount delay.  Trey uses it to create an ambient loop called the Funk Siren!  In 1983 it was called the most over-engineered delay of its time.  This very unique delay with its Hold and Mod feature, is now available in pedal form for the first time.  Justin Stabler, Trey’s guitar tech, approached us to try our hand at recreating the vintage delay.  It would save him a lot of heartache because after 40 years as the old delays were not dependable.   One of the many things that make this delay so unique is its modulation section.  Modulation that’s so dramatic its been likened to slamming your hands against the supply reel on a tape deck.  The RK2000 Funk Siren Delay features presets, remote switching of Hold and Mod, expression pedal over any control, ping pong pitch shifted delays, and MIDI control. The RK2000 Funk Siren Delay is the first-ever pedal recreation of the legendary DM2000 rackmount unit. Designed to solve the reliability issues of 40-year-old vintage gear, this pedal delivers the exact “Funk Siren” ambient loops made famous by Trey Anastasio. Dramatic Modulation: From subtle warble to “tape-reel” slams. Modern Control: Full MIDI integration, presets, and expression pedal support. Expanded Features: Remote Hold/Mod switching and pitch-shifted ping-pong delays. Capture the legendary “Funk Siren” sound with the RK2000 Funk Siren Delay. Inspired by the iconic DM2000 rackmount unit—famously used by Trey Anastasio to create his signature ambient loops—this pedal brings a 1983 classic into the modern era. Developed at the request of Trey’s guitar tech, Justin Stabler, the RK2000 replaces temperamental vintage hardware with rock-solid reliability. Experience the “tape reel stop” style dramatic modulation now enhanced with presets, MIDI control, expression mapping, and pitch-shifted ping-pong delays. The RK2000 offers true stereo input and output, remote control input, expression contr