The Ana Echo from budget guitar effects pedal brand Rowin offers the characteristic warmth and musicality of a vintage analog delay guitar effects pedal but crammed into a tiny chassis that’s barely bigger than a Matchbox car. Each repetition gently degrades your initial guitar signal for that true analog sound. And like all real analog pedals, you can crank up the Intense knob for pulsating UFO-like feedback pulses. If the name sounds familiar, that’s because this is basically a rebranded Mooer Ana Echo—or maybe it’s the other way around.
Brand: Rowin
Features:
Details: Specifications:
Delay Time:20ms-300ms
Input:1/4″ Monaural Jack (Impedance:470K Ohms)
Output:1/4″ Monaural Jack (Impedance:470 Ohms)
Power Supply:DC 9V(Plug polarity is Positive on the barrel and negative in the center)
Working Current:26MA
Dimensions:95(D)*45(W)*48(H)mm
Weight:273g(With Box)
Package list:1 x Rowin LEF-303
EAN: 6163483281459
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