The Rowin Ana Echo is a small delay pedal from Rowin built around a full analog circuit. Analog delays clock your repeats through a bucket-brigade chip rather than converting them to digital, which is why players reach for them when they want echoes that sit behind the note instead of standing apart from it.
The maker describes the pedal's character this way:
"warm, clear, smooth analog delay sound"
In practice that means the repeats darken slightly as they decay, the way analog echoes do, rather than staying as bright as the original note.
The Ana Echo is closely related to the Mooer Ana Echo, which carries the same analog delay design under the Mooer name1. Players comparing the two are looking at one design sold under two brands.
Rowin also sells other echo pedals aimed at different delay flavors:
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- Ana Echo_MOOER Audio, MOOER Audio
