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Combining the best of analog and digital technology, the Navigator offers practical, usable delay functions in a unique configuration that can generate classic delay tones as well as many unique new sounds.

The RD-1 Pitch Delay is a simple and fun digital delay based on the Raster, with a frequency and pitch shifter integrated into the feedback loop... Coming mid 2025….

The Sunny Day Delay is the latest revision of a classic Dr. Scientist pedal based on the famed PT2399 delay chip. This newest version now features a brand new tone control, mix knob and expression input all in a smaller form factor than previous versions. Offering classic, warm delay tones and ambient, modulated washes of repeats, the Sunny Day Delay can find a home on any pedalboard.

With up to 600ms delay time, a rich Modulation section and a Direct Out for the ultimate tone chasers who want to run wet/dry rigs, the Teisco Delay is a bold step into the world of experimental analog delays.

At the heart of The Aether is a PT2399, tap tempo delay. It has the standard Echo, Feedback, and Time controls you would expect on any delay, but what makes it special is the Color, Saturation, and Degrade Controls. Can do Lo-fi---

Digital Delay with great features like Display with BPM or MS display and much more cool stuff

Ultra high quality tone, with up to two seconds of maximum warm analog-sounding delay!

Dreadbox Raindrops is a Hybrid Delay/Pitch Shifter/Reverb pedal that takes the concept of short echos on a different level

Echosmos is a delay machine with a vintage touch bringing back echoes from the ages (whether past or future, no one knows), bending time and space in psychedelic oscillations and taking you on a journey through the immensity of cosmos.

The MXR Joshua Ambient Echo is your ticket to iconic sonic sanctuaries, featuring a foundation of carefully concocted tones and textures, highly customizable delay, and other features to help you craft soundscapes worthy of tonal trips out of the ’60s and ’70s and ethereal ambience from the ’80s.

Three delays into each other? And a pedal with 3D anaglyph graphics?! Here it is.