Fun

I’ll start by saying this is far from an “always on” pedal but it is awesome. So many options for ambient sounds with this pedal. I have barely even messed with all the settings and have already found several tones I love for a spaced out soundscape guitar sound. I will for sure be exploring this pedal more. Really fun addition to my board.

Inspiring

Absolute gem of a pedal. Not a stand alone delay or echo but more of a secret weapon. I encourage the Schnobel Tera Echo mod which adds a remote infinite function.

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From Gear Setup

Holy ambience, Batman!

So I had my heart set on the new RE202. But I realized - that thing is way too much pedal for my needs. And given that I have a love of all things underutilized, I stopped by my local music shop and tried their Tera Echo along side the RE202. And I was blown away.

The Tera Echo does everything I wanted the RE202 to do, for a fraction of the price! Instant add to the pedalboard.

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Dreamy effects

This is an overlooked echo- reverb pedal Boss produced. It is a one of a kind combination of reverb, echo and modulated sound. Result is pretty dynamic. set feedback to 10, s-time to 2, add some distortion and you'll get the 80's round solo tone. Max s-time, you'll get the cyberpunk atmosphere you've been craving for. Zero s-time and you'll get a good quality echo.

The hold function operates as a freeze pedal to complete ambient solution.

From Gear Setup

Spacey but not Kevin

• Solid body
• Nice and spacey sounds that come along with delay
• Duration/speed of sound modification echo can be set

• Freeze function (hold down the pedal for more than a second)

• No tap delay (not sure if this is an actual -)

Be careful with the Feedback knob. Turned all the way to the right there'll be an infinite loop that swells and gets uncomfortable.

Weird

One of BOSS's more experimental stompboxes. It's hard to know what it 'is' - it seems to be a delay and filter-sweeper which responds to the dynamics of your playing. It can add a subtle wash, or it can just sound a bit over-the-top when it turns everything you do into a sort of 'laser gun' sound! It's good, but I suspect that it's more of a novelty effect for when you want something a bit off the wall; if you just want a basic delay there are plenty of those. I wouldn't recommend this as a 'main' delay pedal effect, it's too unpredictable.

Psychedlay done modern

This pedal is crazy hard to explain. its somewhere between the new "cloud reverb" big sky and a reverse delay. totally boss style all the way. The effect morphs based on the volume and speed in which you play thru it which seems almost magical. personally wish the knobs were the the double style like on the super chorus because i feel like theres more to this pedal than what boss give you control over with the four knobs on the front but the lack of control forces you to get into a groove with the effect which has its own kind of musical advantage going on

Terrible effect and surprizing

Boss always made very good delays and reverbs ...... but this one is completely different with special algorithms in relation with the velocity and dynamics ..... This one can HOLD a chord a play by layering over this one by keeping clear tones and frequencies

something a little different

this is definitely a great option to have playing ambient or clean arpeggios. When I use more distortion I tend to use this as a different sounding reverb

Irreplaceable

I couldn't do without this piece of kit on my board. I use it primarily for the sustain function when the switch is held down. When swelled into a nice delay it sounds huge.