Mr Black was on to a winner with its recent CE-1-aping Mini Vintage Chorus, and now the stompbox guru is seeking to do the same for ’80s rack delay with the Mini Echo-Delay pedal.
The digital delay packs up to 860ms of delay time, as well as a “gentle and dynamic” modulation, while level, regen and time controls adjust the repeats.
Upping the regeneration induces self-oscillation, which can be quickly cancelled by hitting the true bypass footswitch.
The Mini Echo-Delay is available now for $99.95 from Mr Black Pedals.
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