The Replicator D'Luxe echo pedal delivers an authentic sonic experience with its fully analog tape delay. Designed for musicians seeking the warmth and richness of vintage echoes, it is equally at home in studio sessions and live performances. Its dual playback-head mechanism allows you to vary the textures, from quick slapback to extended delays, naturally enriching your sound. Tap-tempo synchronization makes it easy to integrate into any setup, while its handcrafted Danish construction ensures durability and reliability.
| Input impedance @ 1 kHz | > 500 k Ohm |
|---|---|
| Output impedance @ 1 kHz | < 1 k Ohm |
| Power supply | 12 V DC (adapter included) |
| Current | 300 mA |
| Maximum input signal | 8,7 V (12 dBu) |
| Delay time | 108 - 520 ms (short head) / 215 - 1000 ms (long head) |
| Connectors | Input jack, output jack, DC power |
| Controls | delay time, feedback, delay level, saturation, kill dry, short, long, on/off, tap tempo |
| Features | analog tape echo, dual playback heads, tap tempo |
| Dimensions | 80 × 174 × 175 mm |
| Weight | ~1,5 kg |
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