Delay

The Death by Audio Echo Master is a noisy lo-fi echo which makes your vocals explode with unparalleled awesomeness. While other vocal delay/echo units sound clear and may be great for some performers, Death by Audio went for something with a massive character. The pedal features integrated XLR input and output jacks, as well as controls for Mix, Feedback, and Delay Time. The Echo Master is an extremely dark, analog tape sounding delay unit with slight noise and infinite possibilities.

The Ghost Delay from Death by Audio is built around three distinct delay circuits cascading into each other. The outcome is a delay pedal that rejects traditional rhythmic subdivisions and rather provides something unpredictable and otherworldly. Each delay chip is controllable using the separate Time and Feedback knobs, while a universal Blend knob switches between four wet/dry output balance proportions. The Ghost Delay also features a Master level as well as an Aux output which conveys the delay trails of two of the chips to another channel or amplifier.

The Memory Lane Jr is a digital version of Diamond’s original Memory Lane concept. This more compact variant provides double the delay time, adjustable modulation, and tap tempo. Diamond captured the Memory Lane’s ethereal essence in a tinier footprint with standard 9V powering and extended frequency response. The Memory Lane Jr digital sampling engine’s only role is to delay, copy, and reproduce the delay path signal without any mathematical manipulation. Each signal path around the sampling engine is analog and meticulously designed to deliver a distinct sonic signature that is undoubtedly the Memory Lane Jr.

Craft a delay sound that is unmistakably you with the DigiTech Obscura Altered Delay pedal. You can select from four delay types (Reverse, Lo-Fi, Tape, and Analog) which can be degraded, distorted, and darkened on the fly with the stacked Degrade and Tone controls. The Degrade control allows you to adjust the amount of signal degradation to create new textures and sounds. The Obscura also features a Tails switch, Tap Tempo, true bypass circuitry, and stereo inputs/outputs. With its vacuum-style footswitch and compact size, the pedal advances DigiTech’s progression in pedal design.

The Wave pedal from Donner boasts a clear tone which can be perfectly applied to various types of music. For an analog delay, 20ms to 620ms delay time is enough to fulfill the standard needs. Wave is a mini pedal that carries Time, F.Back, and Level knobs which you can use to set the delay time, repeated notes, and delay volume respectively. It also includes a toggle switch that allows you to select between Normal and Mod models.

The Yellow Fall by Donner comes in a compact, durable, aluminium-alloy chassis. It consists of F.Back, Time, and Echo knobs as well as two outputs for dry signal and effected signal. Aside from being budget-friendly, the Yellow Fall is simple to use and easy to adapt, making it an excellent choice for both newbies and professionals. It also features true bypass that provides a transparent tone and an LED indicator that shows you the working state.

The EBS DynaVerb Guitar Edition employs a 24-bit digital processing circuitry for noiseless and excellent performance both in the recording studio and on stage. It is optimized for use with your guitar and offers Room, Hall, and Plate types as well as controls for Tone and Reverb. The Hall reverb provides two variations while Plate and Room can work in three variations, creating a total of eight unique reverbs. The DynaVerb Guitar Edition is among the three first released products in EBS’ Red Label Pedals for guitar.

Electro-Harmonix just made the classic Deluxe Memory Man delay pedal even more versatile and powerful with the Deluxe Memory Man 550-TT. This organic delay and modulation stompbox comes with 550ms of maximum delay time and a Tap Tempo feature so you’re sure to always stay in sync with the music. Electro-Harmonix also bolstered the Deluxe Memory Man 550-TT’s already formidable tone-shaping prowess with support for an external expression pedal and an effects loop for freely injecting additional effects into the wet signal.

The Deluxe Memory Boy from Electro-Harmonix is an analog bucket brigade design pedal with the tweakability of a digital stompbox. Don’t just think of it as the Memory Man’s baby brother; the Deluxe Memory Boy can pull its own weight in the analog delay game. It features tap tempo, tap divide timing subdivisions, switchable triangle- and square-wave modulation. Adjusting rate and depth controls for the latter can give you superior chorus, vibrato, and sweep effects, plus you can plug in an expression pedal to precisely control four different parameters.

The Navigator by Emma Electronic delivers everything you need from a delay pedal, and nothing unnecessary. It crams tap tempo, beat splits, modulation, trails, and wet/dry outputs into a compact, pedalboard-friendly enclosure that is convenient to use. Merging the best of analog and digital technology, the Navigator presents useful delay functions in a configuration capable of producing classic delay tones and various distinct new sounds. Its hybrid circuit keeps the dry signal path pure analog to prevent digital sterility and signal latency.