Echo Fix releases EF-P2 real spring reverb pedal

September 15, 2026 · 2 sources

The Echo Fix EF-P2 is the latest release in what Delicious Audio calls "the rather restricted niche of real spring reverb pedals," the outlet reported on September 15, 2026¹. Delicious Audio describes the Echo Fix as an Australian company already known for recreations of vintage devices such as the Tape Echo, which also features a spring reverb that "at least in part inspired the EF-P2"¹.

The pedal is built around a three-spring reverb tank and a 100% analog signal path, with four knobs for Spring Drive, Bass, Treble and Reverb Volume²¹. It has an illuminated window showing the springs and, according to Delicious Audio, a VU meter displaying the amount of volume sent to the springs via the Drive control¹. Echo Fix lists soft momentary switching for noiseless Bypass and Direct Mute switching, and increased internal power supply voltage rails for increased dynamic range².

Echo Fix says the pedal accepts audio from synths and other devices, not just guitar, and that the direct signal mute footswitch lets it be used as an outboard effect in recording studios². Delicious Audio writes that it is compatible with both instrument and line-in, and that the Kill Dry footswitch entirely removes the dry signal¹.

Specifications as listed by Echo Fix².

Echo Fix states that the pedal ships worldwide one business day from the purchase date and that for USA customers it covers tariff and customs charges through its courier, with the checkout price all inclusive². The page lists the pedal as out of stock, with a notify-when-in-stock option, and shows a 5.0 rating based on 21 reviews². Delicious Audio said it added the EF-P2 to its article on the best spring reverb pedals¹.