JET Pedals releases Eternity Delay stereo multi-mode pedal

August 17, 2023 · 2 sources

JET Pedals has released the Eternity Delay, a compact stereo multi-mode delay, Delicious Audio reported on Aug. 17, 2023. Delicious Audio described JET Pedals as "an emerging Kansas City-based builder" that, with this circuit, "has joined the small club of pedal companies able to fit a stereo, multi-mode delay circuit inside a compact stompbox case"¹.

The pedal offers six algorithms: Tape, Digital, Analog, Dual Delay, ESD (Echo | Slap | Doubler) and JET Signature, which the maker describes as a slapback and analog dual delay². It stores six presets onboard and up to 127 via MIDI, and the maker claims full MIDI control over every knob, switch, algorithm, preset and BPM via MIDI clock². The tap tempo switch averages the BPM based on the number of taps received, which the maker says results in "extreme accuracy when MIDI clock isn't available"². The tap tempo range is approximately 60 to 160 BPM, and a subdivision switch selects quarter, dotted eighth and eighth notes².

The Eternity runs in mono in/mono out, mono in/stereo out, stereo in/stereo out and stereo in/mono out, with stereo analog dry thru and a Kill Dry mode². It has Live Mode, Preset Mode and Kill Dry Mode, and global settings let players set the number of onboard presets, the preset and algorithm loaded at startup, a MIDI channel from 1 to 16 and Kill Dry on or off². It measures 4.82" x 2.62" x 1.425", runs on a 9V DC negative-tip supply (not included) and draws 250mA².

The US list price is $249.99, in black or white². The maker's page listed the pedal as out of stock with a restock around the end of October².