Tape Delay Pedals
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A thousand dollars. For a delay pedal. Let that sink in.... Click on the title for more
The Klowra Everlast Delay is a feature-rich stereo delay pedal offering 9 distinct delay types, ranging from analog-style echoes to pristine digital repeats and experimental textures. Built around a powerful digital engine, it provides comprehensive parameter control alongside dynamic modulation capabilities.
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One of the most intriguing new pedal releases at NAMM 2025 came from a fellow Montrealese brand: the Fish Circuit Astronomie. It's a digital reverb/compressor circuit (in that order) with the company's signature chunky vintage look and very unusual controls.... Click on the title for more
The Hungry Robot Moby Dickk has evolved significantly. Now in its third edition, this stereo tape-style delay expands from a straightforward (mono) five-knob emulation into a sophisticated eight-control workstation for textured, multi-headed echo . It is less a simple vintage replica and more a creative laboratory built around the warmth of worn tape.... Click on the title for more
The Ibanez Layer Delayer LD-303 is a sophisticated, multi-engine stereo delay designed to be a comprehensive workstation for crafting complex, rhythmic echoes. Its core strength is granular control over the timing and texture of repeats, moving far beyond standard delay parameters into near-sequencer-like territory.... Click on the title for more
Fans of vintage tape emulating effects should immediately take note of the new update to the Deco from 
Catalinbread has officially elevated its iconic tape echo emulation with the Belle Epoch+, a feature-packed compact delay that finally integrates full tap tempo. This isn't just a minor update; it's a comprehensive refinement designed to be the most versatile and user-friendly version of their flagship circuit.... Click on the title for more
Hand-made in Montreal (the lovely city we call home), the Fish Circuits Echo Limiteur is a distinctive hybrid delay that merges analog warmth (via an MN3005 chip) with digital extension (PT2399) for delay times up to 1750ms. Its defining feature is a dynamic limiter circuit, offering unprecedented control over feedback behavior—allowing everything from self-regulating infinite repeats to rhythmically resetting echoes.... Click on the title for more
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