In the realm of guitar effects, delay pedals stand out as sonic architects, capable of transforming ordinary melodies into ethereal soundscapes. These magical stompboxes manipulate time, creating echoes that range from subtle ambience to otherworldly reverberations. Whether you seek to emulate the iconic slapback of rockabilly, the spaciousness of ambient music, or the psychedelic haze of shoegaze, delay pedals hold the key to unlocking these sonic possibilities and more.
⋅ Rich, all-analog delay
⋅ Up to 600 milliseconds of delay time
⋅ Modulation controls emulate tape echo tones
⋅ Bucket-brigade technology
⋅ Model Number: M169
TC Electronic FLASHBACK 2 DELAY Legendary Delay Pedal with Groundbreaking MASH Footswitch, Crystal Delay Effect and Built
⋅ Flashback 2 delay effects pedal.
⋅ The tc electronic flashback 2 delay packs the company's entire delay legacy into a single compact and affordable stomp box that's designed for now – and the future
⋅ TC Electronic groundbreaking MASH technology adds an expression pedal to a world-class delay stompbox that responds to your touch and saves precious pedalboard space
⋅ Package Weight: 0.431 kilograms
⋅ Made in Kansas City USA
⋅ The Delay gives you 80ms to 800ms of delay time, for everything from slapback to long ambient washes of pad-like echo
⋅ The Type toggle allows you to select between a clearer digital-voiced delay and darker analog-voiced delay
⋅ The Delay will give you classic bucket brigade runaway when you max out the Repeats knob when in the analog-voiced delay mode
⋅ Runs on 9V DC Negative Center power and consumes 71mA
SONICAKE Delay Reverb Pedal Sonic Ambience Multi Mode Tap Tempo Delay and Reverb Guitar Bass Effects...
⋅ 4-Mode Delay and 4-Mode Reverb in One delay reverb Pedal
⋅ Maximum 2000ms Delay Time with Tap Tempo Function on the guitar effects pedal
⋅ Tap Tempo Function for Real-time RATE Control on the reverb delay pedal
⋅ The Guitar Pedal have Special Design Buffer Bypass Circuit Keeps the Sound Pristine
⋅ Working with 9V Center Negative Regular Guitar Pedal Power Supply(not included) For the delay reverb pedal
Donner Delay Pedal, Echo Square Digital Multi Delay Guitar Pedal, 7 Effects Digital Analog Tape Mod Sweep...
⋅ [7 Delay Modes] 7 delay effects including digital, analog, tape, mod, sweep, lofi and reverse.
⋅ [3 Knobs] MIX is used to control the dry/effect signal ratio. TIME is used to control...
⋅ [3 Knobs] MIX is used to control the dry/effect signal ratio. TIME is used to control...
JOYO Digital Delay Effect Pedal with Looper (5 Minutes) R Series 8 Digital Delay Effects for Electric Guitar (Aquarius R
⋅ JOYO Aquarius effect pedal is a multi-mode digital delay pedal with 8 digital delay effects. apart from the iconic digital, analog delay effects, there are well-designed styles such as "Low bi...
Donner Tap Delay Guitar Effect Pedal, 3 Delay Modes Digital Reverse Analogue Delay with Tap Tempo Co...
⋅ [3 Delay Modes] Including analog, digital, and reverse delay, Tap Delay gives you options for classic echo and thick ambient tones.
⋅ [Adjustable Delay Pedal] Use the standard LEVEL,...
⋅ [Adjustable Delay Pedal] Use the standard LEVEL,...
Donner Guitar Delay Pedal, Yellow Fall Analog Delay Guitar Effect Pedal Vintage Delay True Bypass
⋅ [Analog Delay Pedal] Reproduces the warm and natural classic vintage analog delay sound.
⋅ [Flexible Delay Pedal] 20ms to 620ms of delay time. Adjustable delay level and feedback.
⋅ [Durable Guitar Pedal] Aluminium-alloy classic, stable and strong.
⋅ [True bypass] True bypass provides transparent tone. LED indicator shows the working state.
⋅ Notice: Power supply is NOT included. Runs on 9V DC.
Donner Tape Delay Pedal,Stereo Delay Pedals for Electric Guitar,Analog Delay Pedal with Echo Effect,...
⋅ [Stereo Guitar Pedal]Independent Time, Feedback, and Level controls for two channels in stereo setup.25ms - 1000ms delay time for each independent channel.
⋅ [Tape Delay Pedal] Stere...
⋅ [Tape Delay Pedal] Stere...
FLAMMA FS22 Stereo Delay and Reverb Pedal Digital Guitar Effects Pedal with Reverse Delay Shimmer Reverb...
⋅ 3 pairs of built-in delay & reverb effects: Reverse Delay Swell Reverb, Real Echo Mod Reverb, Analog Delay Shimmer Reverb.
⋅ Power Supply Included. Recommend to use isolated/individu...
⋅ Power Supply Included. Recommend to use isolated/individu...
Multi Effects Guitar Pedal,Cube Baby Guitar Multi Effects Pedal Delay Chorus Phaser Reverb Effect Pe...
⋅ Guitar Multi-effects Pedal：This guitar multi effect pedal with 9 class IR ,and two effects of modulation (chorus,phase shift)one tape delay,one reverb effect.And combine 8 IR cabinet simulat...
⋅ The Echoman is warm and 100% analog sound dealy pedal with modulation, The CHORUS/VIBRATO switch introduces a modulation in the delay.
⋅ Built around 2 re-issued versions of the lege...
⋅ Built around 2 re-issued versions of the lege...
⋅ ?【TAPE DELAY 】This Tape Delay effect pedal has a grainy delay effect.At the same time, it can be combined with the Filter modulation shift to bring a reverb-like sound; the warm and husky ...
⋅ Analog-Style Natural Warm Delay Sound on the delay guitar pedal
⋅ Classic Self-Oscillation when turning up the REPEAT knob for the guitar effects pedal
⋅ Up to 500ms Delay Time on this delay pedal
⋅ True Bypass Footswitch keeps a clean Signal Path on this guitar delay pedal
⋅ Working with 9V Center Negative Regular Pedal Power Supply(not included) for this delay guitar pedal
FLAMMA FS03 Guitar Delay Pedal Stereo Digital Delay Guitar Effects Pedal with Looper 6 Delay Effects...
⋅ 6 Traditional Stereo Delay Effects: Tape, Liquid, Rainbow, Galaxy, Mod-verse, Low-bit.
⋅ 80-second capacity LOOPER.
⋅ Storable Presets for each effect module allow you to design your own sound.
⋅ Tap Tempo function allows you to control the delay time according to the gap between two taps on the footswitch.
⋅ Trail On Function allows effects to fade out naturally.
lotmusic Analog Delay Electric Guitar Effects Pedal Mini Single Type DC 9V True Bypass
⋅ Integrated Noise Reduction: Developed with the code to reduce noise swells common with Analog Delay circuit, you get the quietest effect possible with this Delay pedal.
⋅ Pure Signal...
⋅ Pure Signal...
⋅ The Analog Delay Guitar Effects Pedal from ISET MUSIC is a part of the Vintage Series pedals meant to bring you those classic guitar riffs from yesteryear and let you breathe new inspiration t...
AZOR Analog Dealy Guitar Effect Pedal.Vintage Delay Mini Pedal for Electric Guitar True Bypass
⋅ ?【Vintage Analog Delay】- Experience the pure analog whole circuit vintage delay with clear, plump, and smooth new delay effect.
⋅ ?【Extended Delay Time】- Enjoy up to 600ms of...
⋅ ?【Extended Delay Time】- Enjoy up to 600ms of...
SAPHUE Digital Delay Guitar Effects Pedal Effect Pedals Time/Level/Repeat Knob with Steel Metal Shell...
Delay pedals are important accessories for guitarists, keyboardists, and bassists. These pedals create different types of echoes, reverberations and effects that add depth and texture to the sound. They also help to create space and interest in many different genres of music. However, with so many different delay pedal options available in the market, it can be tough to choose the best one. In this article, we will provide some valuable tips on how to choose the right delay pedal.
Tip #1: Determine Your Requirements
The first step when choosing a delay pedal is to decide what you need from it. Delay pedals come in different types, shapes, and sizes; some work on different frequencies or have different effects. Hence it is important to decide what features you want in the delay pedal before you make a purchase.Choosing the Type of Delay Pedal You Need
There are three main types of delay pedals: analog, digital and hybrid. Analog delay pedals provide a warm, vintage sound, while digital delay pedals offer cleaner and more precise sounds. Hybrid pedals combine the best of both worlds. Analog delay pedals create echoes by using bucket-brigade chips, which delay the signal by storing and releasing it. This creates a warm, saturated sound with a bit of noise, giving the impression of an old tape delay. Analog delay pedals are great for classic rock, blues, and jazz. Digital delay pedals provide clearer and more precise echoes using digital signal processing (DSP). They can easily reproduce the sound of other instruments and are ideal for modern music genres like electronic, pop, and R&B. These pedals come with a wide range of sound-shaping options and often have multiple effect modes. Hybrid delay pedals combine the best of both worlds and offer a wide range of sounds. They have an analog input stage and a digital delay, allowing you to blend the two together. When using a hybrid pedal, you can create a vintage analogue sound with modern digital precision.Choosing the Delay Time
Delay time refers to the length of time that the pedal delays the signal before it repeats. If you want to create a short slap-back echo type of sound, a delay time of around 50-150 milliseconds would be ideal. For more prolonged echoes, look for delay pedals that offer longer delay times. Some digital pedals can offer delayed times of over a second, giving you plenty of space to work with.Choosing The Tone And Sound Quality
The sound quality of the pedal is also an important factor to consider. Some digital pedals can sound a bit sterile because of their precision engineering, while analog pedals have a warmer and more rounded tone. Hybrid pedals offer a mix of both capabilities. Therefore, you can decide which of these type of pedals would be best suited to your needs.Tip #2: Consider Your Experience Level
The experience level of the user is also a crucial factor in choosing a suitable delay pedal. If you are new to musicianship, then you need a simple and easy to operate pedal. Complex pedals with multiple modes may prove confusing for you. Therefore, look for straightforward pedals with fewer controls and understandable settings. If you’re an experienced player, then you might want a more sophisticated delay pedal. You may want a the pedal that provides more sound options, MIDI control, and programmable presets. Such pedals offer a greater degree of flexibility and control over the tone effects.Tip #3: Consider Your Budget
Delay pedals come in a range of prices, from inexpensive entry-level pedals to high-end professional equipment. The cost of the pedal usually corresponds to the number of features, quality of sound and the durability of the device. However, it’s best if you have a balance between cost and quality. If you spend too little, you may have to compromise on the sound quality, durability or usability of the pedal. If you spend too much, you may find yourself paying a premium price for features that you don’t need. Thus, an informed comparison of pedals with different features and prices will be useful. If you are buying online, check reviews, user feedback, and videos online to make an informed choice.Tip #4: Check Physical Specifications
The physical specifications, size, weight, and connectivity options of the product also matter. If you are a touring musician, then you should choose a rugged pedal that can survive rough handling, such as being dropped, kicked, or bumped. Similarly, you may want a compact and lightweight pedal that is easy to carry around. It’s also important to check the connectivity options of the pedal. Look for MIDI inputs, USB options and audio inputs/outputs. These will allow you to connect to other pedal equipment, to record, and to combine effect pedals. Make sure that the pedal has suitable connectivity features to make the most of your pedal investment.Tip #5: Test The Pedal Before You Buy It
Before making a final purchase, it’s best if you test the pedal in person to assess its effectiveness. Most music stores will have different models of pedals that you can try out. You may want to bring your guitar, bass or keyboard in while testing the pedal with the device for a more realistic experience. Listen to the different delay times and effect modes and check how the pedal responds to volume and tone changes. Check for any noise, distortion or hum, and see how well the pedal integrates with your other equipment.Conclusion
In conclusion, buying a delay pedal can enhance your music and creativity greatly. Choosing the best pedal should not be taken lightly, and this article aimed to provide some valuable tips for you to make an informed decision. With the right pedal, you can explore different sounds and create unique sonic textures that will elevate your music to another level.Related Topics You Might Like
