FoxGear Echoes Delay

The FoxGear Echoes Delay is an analog delay pedal from Foxgear, built on bucket brigade circuitry, the classic analog approach to producing echo. Pedal of the Day's reviewer described it as providing "a bucket brigade of analog delay tones that will enrich your sound instantly," with a delay range of 60ms to 680ms that they said covers "the majority of your echo ground."¹ It sits in the analog side of the delay pedal family, and it is a sibling of the Foxgear Echosex Baby, which the same outlet reviewed a couple of months earlier.¹

Controls and bypass

The pedal keeps its control set simple. The Level knob mixes the wet effect in with your dry signal to taste, letting you set how prominent the repeats sit against your clean tone.¹

On the output side, the true bypass circuitry is there to keep your tone intact when the pedal is off. As Pedal of the Day put it, "the true bypass circuitry ensures your tone is always in tact and noise free."¹

What reviewers said

Pedal of the Day's reviewer came away positive, describing the pedal's character as "three-dimensional, ambient, lush echo tones mixed with precise repeats," and calling it a simple-looking device worth keeping on a board.¹

Where it sits in the Foxgear delay range

Within Foxgear's delay line, the Echoes Delay keeps things simple: a single Level knob "mixes the wet effect in with your dry signal to taste," and the pedal runs true bypass, which the maker says "ensures your tone is always in tact and noise free."¹

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