TC Electronic Echobrain Analogue Delay

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TC Electronic Echobrain Analogue Delay is an analogue delay pedal.

Description

The TC Electronic Echobrain Analogue Delay is a vintage-designed pedal which offers a wide range of unique echo tones perfect for more ambient guitar styles. Featuring an all-analogue bucket brigade circuit the Echobrain delivers up to 300ms of delay time and keeps a gloriously refined warm and consistent tone without any frequency loss. Further equipped with a simple and intuitive design this versatile pedal is easy to use and ideal for both learning and established players alike. With its sturdy metal chassis and top mounted jacks the Echobrain is also highly durable and designed to survive all the trials of life on the road.

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TC Electronic

TC Electronic is a Danish company celebrated for its high-quality effects pedals, processors, and studio equipment that combine innovation with pristine sound. Founded in 1976, the brand quickly became a favourite among musicians and audio engineers for its clear digital effects and intuitive designs. From the legendary Hall of Fame reverb and Ditto looper to the TonePrint-enabled pedals that let players customise sounds, TC Electronic products are known for versatility and reliability. Whether shaping tone on stage or refining mixes in the studio, TC Electronic continues to set the standard for creativity, precision, and modern audio technology.

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