The Rowin Time Maker, also listed as the Rowin LTD-02 Time Maker, is a digital delay pedal made by Rowin1. It puts 11 delay effects in one box, from clean digital delay to a psychedelic Galaxy Delay, and gives you tap tempo so you can set the delay time in time with your playing rather than by turning a knob1.
The pedal is built around floating-point DSP chips running a new algorithm, which the product description credits with a significantly improved tone1. It is a stereo pedal, with stereo input and stereo output, and it can save presets so your settings are still there when you come back to them1.
What it does
The Time Maker's job is echo: it repeats what you play, and the 11 delay effects cover different musical styles, from a clean digital delay to the more psychedelic Galaxy Delay1. Tap tempo makes adjusting the delay time much easier, because you set it by tapping the switch in tempo instead of hunting for the right knob position1.
Control over the repeats is split up in a way that suits both lead and rhythm playing. There are separated dry and wet level controls, so you can set how loud your original note is against the echoes independently1.
| Control or feature | What it does |
|---|---|
| Tap tempo | Sets the delay time by tapping in tempo1 |
| Dry level | Sets the level of your uneffected signal1 |
| Wet level | Sets the level of the delayed signal1 |
| Preset saving | Stores your settings for later recall1 |
The Time Maker draws 165mA1. That is well above what a typical analog pedal draws, so plan on a dedicated 9V DC output from a power supply rather than a battery or a shared daisy chain.
Because it is true bypass2, the pedal stays out of your signal path when it is off, which matters on a board where you switch delay in and out during a set.
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Questions
What does the Rowin Time Maker do?
It is a digital delay pedal that assembles 11 delay effects, from clean digital delay to a psychedelic Galaxy Delay, with tap tempo for setting the delay time. It has separate dry and wet level controls, stereo input and output, and a preset saving function.
How is the Rowin Time Maker powered?
It runs on 9V DC with a center negative plug and draws 165mA. That current draw is high for a compact pedal, so it is best run from its own power supply output rather than shared with several other pedals on one daisy chain.
Is the Rowin Time Maker true bypass?
Yes, it is listed as true bypass, so when it is switched off the signal passes through without the pedal's circuitry in the path. It is a digital pedal, built around floating-point DSP chips.
Sources (2)
- Time Maker by Rowin, RockBoard (PedalPedia), 2026
- Rowin Time Maker Dimensions, Specs & Details, Stompbox Garden
