Detail 01
Division control
It selects quarter-note, eighth-note, dotted-eighth, eighth-note-triplet, or doubled-eighth delay values.

Independent shopping perspective
Joshua Ambient Echo brings delay, modulation, and octave layering into one pedal for building rhythmic repeats and spacious textures. Delay and Regen set the timing and repeat amount, while Division selects the rhythmic value. Echo 2 introduces an additional quarter-note repeat alongside the primary echo, and Trails lets echoes keep fading after bypass. Mod shapes the repeats with modulation, while Voice adds octave-up, octave-down, or two-octaves-up layers. The CTR jack opens further external control with an offboard switch or expression pedal.


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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
It selects quarter-note, eighth-note, dotted-eighth, eighth-note-triplet, or doubled-eighth delay values.
Detail 02
Echo 2 adds quarter-note secondary repeats; Trails allows repeats to continue after bypass.
Detail 03
It can layer octave up, octave down, or two octaves up with the input signal.
Detail 04
These are the pedal’s listed power requirement and current draw.
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Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Quarter note, eighth note, dotted eighth, eighth-note triplet, and doubled eighth-note values are available.
It engages secondary repeats at a quarter-note value alongside the primary echo subdivision.
No. Engaging Trails lets the delay repeats continue to fade after the pedal is switched off.
An offboard switch or an expression pedal can connect there for advanced control.
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