Detail 01
0–600 ms delay time
The Time control sets the gap between the original signal and its echoed signal within that range.

Independent shopping perspective
Red Repeat 2016 Edition gives a guitar signal repeat echoes with up to 600 ms between the original note and its repeat. Echo sets the amount of effect, Time sets the spacing, Tone adjusts the echoed signal's presence without changing the original signal EQ, and Repeat controls how many echoes follow. Switch from the Time knob to Tap Tempo when the echo spacing needs to follow the song's beat. Its modulation section adds adjustable depth and speed to the repeats for vintage tape-echo-style wow and flutter.


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What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.

Detail 01
The Time control sets the gap between the original signal and its echoed signal within that range.
Detail 02
It changes the presence of the echoed signal while leaving the original signal EQ as set.
Detail 03
The switch selects beat-tapped timing or timing set with the Time knob.
Detail 04
They adjust modulation applied to the echoes when the Modulation switch is engaged.
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Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Flip the Manual Time switch toward the Red Repeat name, then tap the Tap Tempo footswitch to the song's beat.
It changes the presence of the echoed signal, not the EQ of your original signal.
It modulates the echoes; the Depth and Speed mini-pots adjust that effect to mimic vintage tape-echo wow and flutter.
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