s time for something new… replicating something old. Time has been redesigned once again to replicate the sound of tape and magnetic drum echoes of the past
With separate analog and digital paths to get best of both worlds, this unique sounding delay/echo will warm up your tone. An all analog signal path, featuring a Burr Brown opamp and high quality passive components, is used for the best reproduction of your dry signal. Two digital recording devices, along with carefully tuned analog filtering, placed in parallel with the analog dry path give you the most ambient echo unit you have ever heard. 

Demo by GuitarSpotGr

Demo by Mike Hermans

Review by The Gear Page

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Time MKII Echo

HI POWER is our next endeavour in pedal + amp-in-a-box overdrives inspired by the sonic combination of two British tone machines that helped shape the sound of Pink Floyd’s Wish You Were Here Album.

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Demo by Sasha Ivantic

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Hi Power

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- Big Muff

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Motherload

Killer V was inspired by some very cool and unique amplifiers born in California, USA in the 50s and 60s, with a very distinct, true pitch-shifting vibrato circuit. 

Demo by TheSuperFunAwesomeHappyTimePedalShow

Demo by Jack Fossett

Review by delicious audio

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Review by bonedo

Killer V

The left side is voiced after the blackface amps that defined clean electric guitar sounds. All analog and following the circuit path to the exact detail we managed to include all the essential sonic ingredients. From the big bold lows, sparkly highs and slightly scooped mids, to the powerful sound of a solid state rectified 4x 6L6GC power amp or the sponginess of a tube rectified 2x 6L6GC power amp selectable through the headroom switch.

Match that to the green mid-hump overdrive we’ve all grown to love, upon its inception in the late 70s, found on the right side. We chose to accurately recreate the circuit of this classic overdrive but with the addition of some of the most common modifications the pedal has seen throughout the years of its mass production or boutique variations. A clipping toggle switch selects between symmetrical (original) or asymmetrical clipping for enhanced touch-sensitive drive characteristics while a gain toggle adds more gain and alters the low frequency response making it reminiscent of placing two of the same overdrive pedals in series. An internal switch offers additional headroom by providing 18V DC to the overdrive circuit. 

Demo by JayLeonardJ

Demo by Buddy Blues