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Echo Royal dual PT2399-based DIY delay,
https://buildyourownclone.com/products/echo-royal
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BYOC ECHO ROYALThe BYOC Echo Royal is a dual PT2399-based delay, capable of 1.5 seconds (45 bpm) of delay time, with tap tempo, modulation, and many other features.The tap multiplier knob allows you to tap out 1-to-1 quarter notes, dotted eighth notes, eighth notes, triplets, and sixteenth notes.The rate and depth knobs allow you to add anything from a slow, subtle, tape-warble-like effect, to a sweet chorus effect, to an over-the-top pitch bending effect.The blend knob is a true wet/dry crossfader. Combine that with the dry out and a second amp for a huge spacial delay sound.Easily switch between normal bypass mode and trails bypass mode on the fly by pressing and holding the bypass button for 3 seconds.The dual PT2399 delay chips deliver 1.5 seconds of warm analog-like vintage repeats. The compander noise reduction circuit keeps it dead silent.All these features are smartly laid out in a compact 1590BB/1610 size enclosure (4.7" x 3.7" x 1.5" /120mm x 94mm x 38mm) and BYOC still managed to use all high quality through-hole components and panel mounted hardware. Nothing is PC mounted or SMD. Operates on standard 2.1mm negative tip power supply. 80mA current draw. A truly boutique quality delay pedal, with all the features players want for less than what most fuzz or overdrive pedals cost.*I built/assembled this item. Really cool, but the echos get a bit “grainy” for my taste.
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