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Description
Dive into the realm of endless sonic possibilities with the Chase Bliss Audio Tonal Recall Red Knob, a marvel that seamlessly marries the warmth of analog delay with the precision of digital control. This compact powerhouse allows guitarists to sculpt their sound with unparalleled depth, from lush, expansive echoes to intricate, modulated soundscapes. Its unique ability to integrate with MIDI, CV, and expression pedals makes it an indispensable tool for crafting dynamic, responsive tones that breathe life into every performance. Whether you're painting ambient textures or adding rhythmic complexity, the Tonal Recall Red Knob stands as a testament to Chase Bliss Audio's commitment to innovation and quality.
Key Features:
- Analog delay with digital control for the best of both worlds in tone and flexibility
- Up to 1100ms of delay time in the Long setting, catering to a wide spectrum of delay needs
- Enhanced fidelity of repeats and brighter overall tone with the Red Knob Mod
- Adjustable modulation options, including tape warble and classic chorus effects
- Extensive connectivity with MIDI, CV, and expression pedal inputs for real-time control
- Updated oscillation behavior for a more engaging and dynamic delay experience
Product specs
| Analog/Digital | analog, hybrid |
| Mono/Stereo | mono |
| Power | 9V |
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Chase Bliss - Tonal Recall: Red Knob Mod
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PROS
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Analog delay offers unique, colorful tone
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Ability to save presets enhances flexibility
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Exceptional depth in modulation provides character
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Features like buttery bucket modulation and vinyl/tape warble effects
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High adjustability for a range of sounds from normal to unique
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Option to control modulation with foot for dynamic live performance
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High-quality construction and durability
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No bad settings; achieves excellence in all configurations
CONS
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Not the best choice for bright, Memory Man-style repeats
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Could benefit from brighter tone for added character and versatility
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Some desired features like more regeneration for quicker self-oscillation not present
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Steep learning curve to fully utilize its capabilities
Owner Insights
We analyzed real musician discussions from forums and Reddit to find what players love, question, and tweak about Chase Bliss Audio Tonal Recall RKM Analog Delay.
Features and functionality
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The red knob on the RKM model indicates double the delay time compared to the blue knob model, extending to 1100ms.
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The pedal is praised for its versatility, covering delay, chorus, and unique modulation sounds, with a distinctive "long + short" mode for reverb-like effects.
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The modulation section is highly sensitive, with small adjustments having significant impact, requiring careful dialing to avoid over-modulation.
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Mods and upgrades
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Toggle switch tips with red rubber/plastic are aftermarket additions, not original to Chase Bliss products.
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Value and pricing
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Wooden boxes were discontinued due to cost; they were handcrafted by the founder's parents and may slightly increase resale value for collectors.
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Some users suggest exploring alternative quirky delays like the Dwarfcraft Mini Van or the TC Electronic Flashback for a more budget-friendly option.
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Comparisons
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The Tonal Recall RKM is compared to a Deluxe Memory Man (DMM) for its sound quality, offering similar tones but with more features and a smaller footprint.
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While some prefer the Thermae for its versatility, others appreciate the RKM's unique modulation, which some find less noisy when avoiding pitch effects.
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The Tonal Recall is likened to a Bentley among analog delays, suggesting a premium feel but questioning its value over more affordable options like the Boss DM-2W or Carbon Copy.
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User experience
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Owners have used the Tonal Recall RKM for 4-5 years, highlighting its reliability and adaptability, especially when integrating MIDI.
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Owners note that the pedal is not noisier than usual for analog delays, but specific settings can increase noise, which can be mitigated by adjusting the tone knob at the cost of brightness.
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Use cases and applications
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It's described as having a "dark and sweet" tone, suitable for laid-back, background delay, contrasting with the more forward, tape-like ambience of the Thermae.
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It's considered an excellent studio tool for its range of sounds, though some feel its tones might not stand out in a live mix.
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In an Instagram post by Misha Mansoor, he showcases his "work in progress pedalboard/inspiration station," which includes the Chase Bliss Audio Tonal Recall Red Knob delay pedal.
In "Jason Isbell // This is How I Bliss", at 0:14, Jason Isbell's rack clearly shows a Chase Bliss Condor, Chase Bliss Gravitas, Chase Bliss Tonal Recall RKM, Chase Bliss Dark World, Strymon Volante, Hologram Microcosm, Eventide H9, and Analogman King of Tone.
Pete has used a bunch of different analog delays in the past e.g. MXR carbon Copy to the JHS Panther Cub Delay. His latest delay is shown here on Pete's Insta story on 14th December 2019
In an Instagram story, HOMESHAKE showcased the Chase Bliss Audio Tonal Recall Red Knob pedal, highlighting its use in both live performances and studio sessions.
A Chase Bliss Audio Tonal Recall Red Knob can be seen on Ariel's pedalbord in this video from his Instagram.
the pedal can be seen in the first row, near to the other chase bliss audio pedal.
here's another pic https://i.redd.it/unh1vl03a2p21.jpg
Matt Lange discusses his experience using the Chase Bliss Audio Tonal Recall Red Knob in an Instagram post by mishaperiphery. He appreciates the pedal's beautiful modulation and its ability to sync with Pro Tools via CV. Lange notes that while the pedal's brightness could be improved when used with synths, it performs well before an amp.
In a photo shared by Jazz Pedalboards on Facebook, Jakob Bro's Pedaltrain is shown to include the Chase Bliss Tonal Recall.
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