The Dedalo Fx D60 is a small-format analog delay pedal from Dedalo Fx, an Argentinian brand of pedals. The maker describes it as a small-format delay with their signature tape echo tone, "a perfect balance between clarity and warmth," and it is offered as the 2025 model1. It sits in the delay pedals family, alongside the maker's own Maquina Del Tiempo, the classic pedal the D60 is based on1.
Controls
The D60 keeps things to three knobs, in the classic delay arrangement:
| Control | What it does |
|---|---|
| Time | Delay time, ranging from 60 to 800ms1 |
| Feedback | Amount of repeats by analog feedback. Will oscillate when set above 80%1 |
| Level (side knob) | Level of the delay signal1 |
The Time control sets the delay length within the pedal's tape-echo voicing, and the Feedback knob is where the D60's character shows most: Dedalo Fx describes "infinite feedback and a calibrated control to create sonic tornadoes when you need them," with oscillation setting in above 80% on the dial1. The Level control is placed as a side knob and sets only the level of the delay signal, so the dry instrument tone stays untouched1.
Sound and circuit
Dedalo Fx describes the D60's tone as tape echo sound with a perfect balance between clarity and warmth1. The circuit is based on the maker's classic Maquina Del Tiempo pedal1, a delay the company has built in several versions, and RockBoard's PedalPedia lists the D60's circuit type as analog2. Because the repeats come from analog feedback, pushing the Feedback knob past 80% sends the pedal into oscillation, which players who like ambient swells and runaway echo textures can use deliberately1.
"Tape echo sound with a perfect balance between clarity and warmth."
Switching, power and use with other instruments
The pedal switches with True Bypass and feedback cut, which Dedalo Fx says lets you activate and deactivate the pedal without unexpected sounds, so no echoes keep ringing after you have bypassed it1. Power comes from a 9V DC negative center supply with a 2.1mm barrel connector, drawing 30mA1.
The D60 has no battery option listed by the maker: it runs from a 9V DC negative center 2.1mm barrel supply1.
Dedalo Fx states the pedal is "compatible with guitar, bass and synthesizers, unleash your creativity," and the 750Kohm input impedance is part of how it accepts those different sources1. The maker also notes robust construction aimed at demanding musicians, backed by a 2-year warranty1.
Where the D60 came from
Dedalo Fx is an Argentinian brand of pedals1. The D60 is offered as the 2025 model1, and the company describes it as delivering a tape echo sound with a perfect balance between clarity and warmth1.
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Questions
Is the Dedalo Fx D60 analog or digital?
The D60 is an analog delay. Dedalo Fx describes its feedback path as analog, and the RockBoard PedalPedia lists the circuit type as analog. The pedal is built around a tape-echo style tone that the maker describes as a balance between clarity and warmth, and its repeats are produced by analog feedback rather than digital processing.
What is the delay time range of the D60?
The Time knob sets the delay time, ranging from 60 to 800 ms according to Dedalo Fx. That covers everything from short slapback-style repeats to longer, softer echoes, all shaped by the pedal's tape-echo voicing.
Does the D60 self-oscillate?
Yes. Dedalo Fx says the Feedback knob, which controls the amount of repeats by analog feedback, will make the pedal oscillate when set above 80 percent. The maker describes this as infinite feedback with a calibrated control, for creating what it calls sonic tornadoes when you need them.
What power supply does the Dedalo Fx D60 need?
The D60 runs on a 9V DC negative center supply with a 2.1mm barrel connector and draws 30mA, according to Dedalo Fx. A standard center-negative pedal supply will suit it, and the modest current draw keeps it well within what most supplies can handle.
Is the D60 true bypass?
Yes. Dedalo Fx specifies True Bypass with feedback cut, so the pedal can be switched on and off without unexpected sounds trailing over from the delay circuit.
Can the D60 be used with bass or synth?
Yes. Dedalo Fx states the pedal is compatible with guitar, bass and synthesizers, and invites players to unleash their creativity across those instruments. The 750Kohm input impedance is part of how it handles different sources.
Sources (2)
- D60 / Delay, Dedalo Fx
- D60 by Dedalo FX, RockBoard PedalPedia, 2026
