Echo Fix releases EF-P2 spring reverb pedal
August 9, 2023 · 3 sources
Echo Fix announced the EF-P2 spring reverb pedal on August 9, 2023, according to Gearnews1. The Australian company, known for tape echo, has moved into the reverb pedal market with a pedal built around a real spring tank21.
The EF-P2 uses a three-spring reverb tank and a 100 percent analog signal path31. Controls run left to right: Spring Drive, which sets how much input signal drives the springs; Bass and Treble boost/cut knobs; and Reverb Volume, which acts as a mix control between reverb and dry signal2. The front panel has a VU meter and an illuminated viewing window where the springs light up blue when the input signal pushes them21. Two soft momentary footswitches handle bypass and direct signal mute, which Echo Fix says allows use as an outboard effect in studios32. The pedal accepts synths and other audio devices, not just guitar31.
"The Echo Fix EF-P2 is a real Spring Reverb pedal that packs a huge sound into a small enclosure."
Specifications from Echo Fix:
| Spec | Detail |
|---|---|
| Power | 9VDC center negative |
| Current | 200mA minimum |
| Input impedance | 1M Ω |
| Output impedance | 1KΩ |
| Dimensions | 160mm x 130mm x 60mm (6.29" x 5.11" x 2.36") |
| Warranty | 12 months limited |
Gearnews listed a manufacturer's suggested retail price of EUR 3791. No US list price was given in the sources. Echo Fix says the pedal ships worldwide within one business day of purchase and that it covers tariff and customs charges for US customers through its courier3.