The Ammoon Echo Nano Delay is a Nano Series delay guitar effect pedal with an analog circuit, built in a super mini size aluminum alloy case. It covers the basics of a delay pedal: a Delay Time knob, a Feedback knob and a Volume knob, plus a choice of two modes, MOD or NORMAL.1
A compact analog delay
The Echo Nano Delay is part of Ammoon's Nano Series, and RockBoard's PedalPedia describes the housing as a "super mini size, durable aluminum alloy case."1 That small footprint is the main selling point for players with crowded boards: it takes up minimal space next to other pedals while still offering a full set of delay controls. An LED light shows the working status, so you can tell at a glance whether the effect is engaged.1
Because the circuit type is analog, it sits on the analog side of the delay family rather than with digital modeling pedals. For a player comparing options across the wider delay pedal category, that distinction matters for both character and typically for price and size.
Controls and modes
The pedal keeps things simple with three knobs and one footswitch:
| Control | What it does |
|---|---|
| Volume knob | Adjusts the overall volume |
| Delay Time knob | Adjusts the delay time |
| Feedback knob | Adjusts the effect feedback |
| Footswitch | True bypass footswitch for switching on and bypass status |
It supports two modes, MOD or NORMAL.1 The maker's listing names the two modes without describing what each does to the sound, so if you are chasing a specific modulated repeat character you would want to hear the pedal before relying on the MOD label alone.
Power and connections
The Echo Nano Delay runs on a 9V DC, center negative supply and draws 38mA.1 That is a modest draw by pedalboard standards, well within what a typical multi output power supply can handle alongside other pedals.
The pedal uses a single 1/4" mono audio input jack and a single 1/4" mono audio output jack.1 There is no stereo output, so plan your signal chain accordingly if you were hoping to run a wet/dry setup.
Where it sits in Ammoon's range
Ammoon makes a handful of other compact pedals that players often compare alongside this one, including the ammoon Blue Delay, the ammoon Mosky DTC and the Ammoon Pockmon.1 The Echo Nano Delay is the analog delay option among them, with the simplest control layout of the group.
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Questions
Is the Ammoon Echo Nano Delay true bypass?
Yes. The pedal uses a true bypass footswitch for switching between the on and bypass status, so when it is off your guitar signal passes through without the delay circuit in the path. It has a single 1/4 inch mono input and a single 1/4 inch mono output jack.
What power supply does the Ammoon Echo Nano Delay need?
It runs on a 9V DC supply with a center negative plug, the standard pedalboard supply, and draws 38mA. Because there is no battery option mentioned for this pedal, plan on using a dedicated 9V DC adapter or an output from a pedalboard power supply.
Is the Ammoon Echo Nano Delay analog or digital?
The circuit type is analog, according to the maker's product listing. That places it in the analog delay family rather than the digital delay category, in a compact nano sized enclosure.
What is the difference between MOD and NORMAL mode?
The pedal supports two modes, MOD or NORMAL. The maker's listing names the two modes but does not describe what each does to the repeats, so treat MOD as the modified or modulated voicing and NORMAL as the plain delay voicing.
Does it have a mono or stereo output?
It is mono. The pedal has a single 1/4 inch mono audio input jack and a single 1/4 inch mono audio output jack, so there is no stereo output or second jack for a wet signal.
Sources (1)
- Echo Nano Delay by Ammoon, RockBoard PedalPedia, 2026
