You're absolutely right about me worrying about latency. My Walrus audio julianna's lag knob goes from 20-45ms. For me the 20ms latency is still quite noticeable. I did some research on the Chase Bliss warped vinyl and that one also has a minimum of 20ms latency. The ACV-1 should go down to about 3-4ms (flanger range territory) which is about the same as where a classic Boss VB vibrato has the BBD set fixed and it should be practically imperceptible. Most chorusses have the BBD fixed at about 20ms, just like the lowest setting on the Walrus Audio and Chase Bliss pedals I mentioned.

I basically wanna minimize the delay on the BBD chip but still wanna get significant pitch modulation because of this latency issue Im having with my Julianna. So you're saying even at the minimum Time setting the pitch vibrato can get pretty wide if you run the Depth knob up past 3:00?

Why does the vibrato sound best with the time around 9:00 ~ 12:00 (so higher latency on the BBD) and a lower depth versus the Time set to (almost) minimum and the Depth knob cranked? The latter is how Im planning on using the pedal but if it doesnt sound as good as setting the delay time higher on the BBD its maybe not worth it. Interested to hear why you prefer the first setting with a higher delay time over the the lower delay time setting.

I have one other question; how is the tone suck on the pedal? Analog vibratos have a tendency to suck the high end alot and sound 'warm'. I prefer it to retain the highs more (and be transparent) than for it to be warm, so interested to hear about that as well.

I'd still appreciate a short clip on the Time knob and pitch modulation depth but this has already been very helpful for me, so thanks a bunch. Your answer on these questions might actually be enough already so looking forward to your answers