Mad Professor Hand-Wired Deep Blue Delay

Caline goes above and beyond in their quest to give you more bang for your buck with the Caline CP-37 Drifter guitar effects pedal. The CP-37 packs seven different delay effects, each of which has delay times that range from 50ms to 838ms, into one sturdy stompbox. You get Digital and Analog modes, a tape echo simulator, a tube-driven echo machine effect, a Mod mode that combines delay and chorus, a Sweep mode that combines delay with a sweep filter, and a LoFi mode that tacks on a sample reducing feedback effect.

Ammoon’s Mini Analog Delay guitar effect pedal is a versatile, workhorse delay with a warm, old-school sound crammed into a deceptively tiny and straightforward stompbox. Dial in everything from short snapbacks to distant echoes by adjusting the delay time from a minimum of 25ms to a maximum of 450ms, control the delay signal’s repeats, and keep your guitar signal clear with its true bypass switch. Its small size makes the Mini Analog Delay easy to add to your pedalboard’s effects chain.

Carl Martin’s Red Repeat with Tap Tempo will take your guitar signal and redo it after a certain period. The most straightforward description comes from the Space Echoes and Echoplexes of yesteryears. The Red Repeat consists of Tone, Time, Repeat, and Echo knobs. At the request of players, Carl Martin added a Tap Tempo function that enables you to tap in the tempo you want to use with your playing. The Red Repeat can be utilized to beef up your sound, as a reverb alternative, to add an extremely percussive flavor to your playing.