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Write a Customer ReviewBy oscar sotelo
January 19, 2018
By Courtney Padgett
January 11, 2018
I have a vintage roland space echo (re-201) and a mxr carbon copy. I love those two units with guitar because of how grimey they get, and because the space echo is just crazy. But I've started playing an analog synth and they darken up it's tone a bit more than I'd like. Figured I'd try a digital delay to see if that cleaned things up. The Time Space did the trick surprisingly well and was much better than expected for the $30 paid for it. The repeats are very clear but it decays just as naturally as my others. It doesn't sound sterile or noisy like most digi-delays I've tried in the past. Easy to get huge pillow like textures and it self oscillates easily and predictably. I'm impressed! --Also, I got this 2 days after I ordered with Prime. All around sweet deal.
By Matthew McCaffity
January 11, 2018
By Nate Vosika
January 1, 2018
It's nothing special. But if you don't wanna spend $150 on a delay pedal, this works fine. Good range of delay/echo. But it pops when you click it on and makes some funny noises when you turn knobs. Also mine rattles which seems weird. Buy all in all, I'm very happy I got this instead of the expensive ones.
By Steve
December 22, 2017
It's a little noisy and it is really more of an echo than a delay, but it's pretty decent for the price. The Tomtop ad says digital delay, but the unit itself says echo delay and that is actually more accurate. The difference some of you ask...? A digital delay is supposed to repeat the sound exactly as it came in. An echo will add a little "dirt" to the repeated signal mimicking the old tape delays. The sound of an echo degrades with each repeat. Well... this is more of an echo. It's ok though. It's not a studio effect obviously, but if you put in the effects loops of your amp (it does not like being in the front) It is perfectly usable.
By O***o
December 22, 2017
By E***u
December 20, 2017
By Jason Wolfgang Chan
December 18, 2017
it is great for what i use it for - that is dropping at the end of a chain to color the tone properly for distortion/overdrive the gain on it's own sounds good too- I would give it 5 stars if it was a little cleaner - you can't really bump the level w/o getting a little grit - which has pluses and minuses but overall worth the purchase
By Jason
December 16, 2017
By Robert R. Werner
December 6, 2017
By U***M
December 2, 2017
By gear junkie
November 16, 2017
By Xiangqi
October 10, 2017
This is halfway decent. It has good construction (metal) and sounds ok. At this price point it gets 4 instead of 3 stars. If you have a few bucks for another overdrive pedal, this might be worth checking out. I do think that some of the competitors with a 'green overdrive pedal' might get a tad more 'buttery'. It's not clear whether this is a 'knock off' of an '808' (cuz of the green color), or something else altogether; but offhand i'd say that other green pedals seem to have more butter.
By Dusty Jeans
May 12, 2017
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