MusicRadar Verdict
With stunning tones the Flashback Mini is a great secondary delay for a crammed 'board.
Pros
- +
True-bypass. TonePrint compatible. Sounds superb.
Cons
- -
Could do with more than one TonePrint slot. PSU power only.
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The Flashback Delay pedal has been the shining star of TC's line-up for some time, thanks to its bevy of beautiful delays, including sweet chorus-laden repeats and TC's classic 2290 digital delay.
"The Flashback Mini still boasts its big bro's ultra-cool audio tapping feature"
However, it serves to highlight what makes the stark single setting Mini version frustrating: plenty of guitarists will use more than one delay setting.
Although it's TonePrint-equipped, meaning you can easily transfer new settings to it using your iOS/Android device, you won't want to go beaming a TonePrint from your phone in the middle of a set.
Still, the Flashback Mini still boasts its big bro's ultra-cool audio tapping feature, where you hold the footswitch and strum muted guitar strings to set the delay time.
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