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Description
Presenting the Analog Man ARDX20 Dual Analog Delay Pedal, a must-have tool for any serious guitarist. This hand-wired piece of artistry takes your sound and transforms it into an echo of its former self, creating a rich tapestry of layered tones. Each echo is a precise replica of your original note, thanks to the meticulous analog circuitry that powers this compact dynamo. With a 'flat face' enclosure, this pedal is as sleek and stylish as it is functional.
Key Features:
- Hand-wired circuitry ensures top-tier sound quality and durability
- Dual analog delay creates layered, rich tones
- 'Flat face' enclosure offers a sleek, stylish look
- Precise echo replication for authentic, high-quality sound
- Compact and portable, making it a perfect addition to any pedalboard.
Product specs
| Brand | Analogman |
| Model | ARDX20 Dual Analog Delay (Flat Box) |
| Finish | Burgundy |
| Year | 2014 |
| Made In | United States |
| Categories | Delay Pedals |
FAQs
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What makes the Analog Man ARDX20 Dual Analog Delay unique compared to other delay pedals?
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The Analog Man ARDX20 features two independent delay channels, allowing for versatile soundscaping. Each channel has its own delay time, feedback, and level controls, providing a rich, warm analog delay sound with an effects loop and expression control for added flexibility.
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Can the Analog Man ARDX20 Dual Analog Delay be used with an expression pedal?
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Yes, the ARDX20 includes an expression control jack that allows you to adjust the delay time in real-time using an external expression pedal, enhancing performance possibilities.
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Does the Analog Man ARDX20 Dual Analog Delay have a true bypass?
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Yes, the ARDX20 is equipped with true bypass switching, ensuring that your guitar signal remains unaffected when the pedal is not in use.
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Is the Analog Man ARDX20 Dual Analog Delay suitable for live performances?
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Absolutely, the ARDX20's dual channel setup and expression pedal compatibility make it ideal for live performances, offering dynamic control over delay effects on stage.
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What power supply does the Analog Man ARDX20 Dual Analog Delay require?
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The ARDX20 operates on a standard 9V DC power supply, which is common among guitar pedals, making it easy to integrate into your existing pedalboard setup.
Videos
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Analogman ARDX20 dual Analog Delay pedal with Boss Expression pedal Les Paul & Blues Jr amp
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Analogman ARDX20- Dual Analog Delay “Big Chewy Repeats!”
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Reviews
PROS
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Offers lush, clear tone unmatched by other analog delays
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Dual delays allow for versatile soundscaping
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Enhances playing without overpowering
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Includes Amaze1 controller for tap tempo, modulation, and presets
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Warm and full repeats with smooth, deep decay
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Expression out and FX loop offer creative control
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Compact size despite dual functionality
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Durable, with a design that minimizes humming
CONS
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Higher price point than some competitors
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Larger pedalboard footprint with the Amaze1 controller
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Does not suit those seeking a darker delay sound
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Channel LED does not remain lit when bypassed
Owner Insights
We analyzed real musician discussions from forums and Reddit to find what players love, question, and tweak about Analog Man ARDX20 Dual Analog Delay Pedal.
Features and functionality
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The Amaze1 controller enhances the ARDX20 with features like subdivision repeats, offering some of the advanced functionality of digital delays like the Strymon DIG.
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A common observation is that the ARDX20 lacks a tap tempo, but users still express satisfaction with its performance.
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The ARDX20's effects loop allows pedals to be placed only on the repeats, offering flexible tonal experimentation.
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Use cases and applications
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Placing a chorus in the ARDX20's loop creates a lush, atmospheric sound, while a fuzz pedal in the loop adds intense, saturated tones.
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Comparisons
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The ARDX20 is preferred over the Strymon DIG for users wanting a simpler setup with analog warmth but still leveraging digital-like features via the Amaze1.
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Users who switched from the Strymon TimeLine to the ARDX20 cite its superior analog tone and usefulness of dual settings as key reasons for the transition.
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The Boss DD7 is noted to be too bright and synthetic compared to the ARDX20, reinforcing the latter's appeal for those seeking a more natural delay tone.
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Some users transition from the TimeLine to the ARDX20, finding it superior for creating space similar to reverb rather than showcasing complex delay riffs.
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User experience
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Owners praise the ARDX20 for its ability to produce both quick, subtle delays and warm, infinite oscillations, highlighting its versatility in sound production.
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Owners appreciate the ARDX20 as a "musical tone sweetener" that enhances solos without overwhelming the core sound, unlike more complex digital delays.
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Second-generation ARDX20 users describe the pedal as having "dark warm repeats" and find the dual settings particularly inspiring, even for those new to delay pedals.
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Mods and upgrades
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The Amaze1 add-on is recommended for those seeking to enhance the ARDX20 with analog modulation capabilities, potentially elevating its performance to exceptional levels.
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The Amaze1 controller, although difficult to find, significantly enhances the ARDX20 by adding tap tempo, modulation, and preset capabilities, transforming the pedal's functionality.
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Critic Reviews
5.0 out of 5
Based on 4 Reviews and 9 Ratings
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Again (Again-Again-Again...)
My best buddy has a pedal board with 4 digital delays on it, says you can't have to many. Personally Ive always preferred the sort of fuzzy and dissolving quality of analog delay- I figure the digital stuff is in every laptop and studio rack so there's always chances to use it. My favorite thing about this pedal pother than the sound, which is FABULOUS, is that you have 2 delays and you can switch between say a slap back and a more reverie long thing and not give up too much real estate on the ground...Ive been stomping on the one I bought for about 8 years and it doesn't even hummm...
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The sexiest delay sound you will ever hear.
Seriously. I've been racking my brain for the right adjective and that's it. The repeats are warm and full. The decay is smooth and deep. Its the best delay I've ever heard, analog or digital.
The new enclosure looks fantastic. I'm a big fan of the thick plastic cover on the top that keeps everything looking good. As always with AnalogMan, you get simple controls that do a lot, but easily the coolest thing about it are the expression out and the FX loop. Sad to say, I haven't used the loop yet, but controlling the delay time with your foot opens up some wild opportunities, especially when you start stacking other delays afterwards. In fact, the only thing I wish I could do with this pedal that I can't already is chain the two delays together in series. Maybe I'll just have to get a second one.
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that's because its not 2 delays, just one BBD engine with a switch to toggle between 2 different clock/mix paths (pretty easy to do once you are making a true bypass pedal)
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Favorite delay pedal yet
The Maxon is a great delay pedal, don't get me wrong. However, the ARDX20 was the end of my delay searching. It is extremely versatile and I always find myself going back to it.
Also, I don't get why people say it's such a huge pedal? I was somewhat worried about this when I ordered it and I was surprised how small it was when it came in. I definitely think the size is an exaggeration, especially considering you have two seperate delays.
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"I've got... [Analogman's] new [ARDX20] delay... I think those options can help express certain feelings and certain attitudes, and I’m always looking for new ways to do that. It’s exciting because there’s so much out there that I don’t even know about—the whole thing’s an adventure.”
Visible in his rack of pedals, during his 2024 Rig Rundown.
My interest in instruments from around the world continues to grow. During 2014 and 2015 I've collected some more, including a Peruvian charango, oud from Iraq, cigar box guitar and electric dulcimer from the States. I'm also pleased with my new Anolog.Man pedals.
At 20:57 in the Premier Guitar YouTube video titled "Rig Rundown: The Lucinda Williams Band's Doug Pettibone, Marc Ford & David Sutton," the Analog Man ARDX20 Dual Analog Delay Pedal is visibly present on Marc Ford’s pedalboard, confirming its use by the artist.
According to Premier Guitar, Vaden uses the Analog Man ARDX20 pedal.
At 49:35 in this video, Mick says, "ARDX20 is just... superb. You've been hearing it all the way through this video."
In this photo, which comes from Reverb's moe. interview, Schnier's pedalboard is shown. One of the pedals that can be seen on schematic is the Analogman ARDX20 delay.
In an interview with Vintage Guitar magazine, Ed Mundell discusses using the Analog Man ARDX20 Dual Analog Delay Pedal, highlighting its role in shaping his signature sound.
Chuck Garvey of moe. Used an Analog Man ARDX20 Analog Delay in 2015 during the moe. 25th anniversary tour. Chuck used the Analog Man ARDX20 with a real deal Tube Tape echo machine to the right of his pedal board for all Delay sounds on that tour.
In this article, under the 11th question, Rich is quoted as saying, "I love this Dual Delay I just got from Mike at Analogman..."
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