echo pedal vs delay FLUX ECHO

echo pedal vs delay FLUX ECHOAfter over 2 years of design, testing, and tweaking we are so excited to finally be able to present our latest inspiration box: The Flux Echo! Its the result of years of research & development, our communitys great input and Mishas extensive delay collection ranging from vintage tape echoes to modern crisp delays Mono and Stereo I O's: The Flux Echo is designed to work great with most setups including traditional mono rigs as well as stereo rigs with

After over 2 years of design, testing, and tweaking we are so excited to finally be able to present our latest inspiration box: The Flux Echo!

It’s the result of years of research & development, our community’s great input and Misha’s extensive delay collection ranging from vintage tape echoes to modern crisp delays...

Mono and Stereo I/O's: The Flux Echo is designed to work great with most setups including traditional mono rigs as well as stereo rigs with multiple amps/instruments, it even sounds great with synthesizers.

Flux Mode: Variable switch that allows 3 distinct voices: a warm, ambient reverb with clean analog delay repeats, a lightly modulated reverb with a smooth reverse delay, and a shimmer reverb with a tape-style echo.

Tap/Hold switch: Tap to set your delay tempo, hold to freeze both reverb and delay. Once you let go both will decay as set.

Bypass/Delay and Reverb Trails switch: Tap to turn the Flux Echo on or off.  Hold the bypass switch down while the pedal is on to enable or disable delay/reverb trails.

Power: The Flux Echo does not come with a power supply and cannot be powered via 9 volt battery, only by external power sources. The Flux Echo requires 300 mA via a 9 volt DC center negative power supply.