Detail 01
4.72 inches wide
Roughly two compact pedals' worth of row space. Plan the board layout before it arrives.

Independent shopping perspective
Delay pedal around $190, aimed at players building repeats into the part itself rather than adding a little slapback at the end of the chain.


Strong match
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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
Roughly two compact pedals' worth of row space. Plan the board layout before it arrives.
Detail 02
Deeper than a standard compact pedal. It can overhang a narrow board tier or block a rear power strip.
Detail 03
Knobs sit high. Check lid clearance if your case closes tight over the top row.
Detail 04
Repeats your signal after a set time. Long repeats and high feedback are what build ambient and post-rock beds.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Usually after drive and before reverb. Put it in front of a dirt pedal only if you want the repeats to distort along with the note.
It's 4.72 by 5.71 inches. On a two-row mini board that's a real bite. Measure your depth before committing.
That's the territory. Rhythmic repeats that lock to the song and become part of the riff rather than a background echo.
You can, but this pedal earns its price on longer, more prominent repeats. A simpler delay covers subtle doubling for less.
Reference
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