The new EBS ReTracer Delay is a complete workstation packed with useful features, all suited in a compact pedal. The design creates space for more effects on your pedalboard without compromising on your delay effects options.

Benefit from features like preserved effect Tail when you change program or turn off the effect (selectable); various Bypass modes; different Loop modes to use other effects to modulate or change the character of your delay effects; Mono, Stereo, Dual (true stereo) or Loop operation; extensive Tap tempo functions and more.

The pedal comes with preloaded firmware and several presets to get started with. Create, store and organize your own presets, based on the dozen Engines and many setting options available in the ReTracer.

The ReTracer supports Midi and can be used with external Expression devices.

Future updates and add-ons will be downloadable for free from the EBS website for owners of the ReTracer and can be installed via USB.

Product specs

FAQs

What types of delay effects can the EBS ReTracer Delay Workstation produce?

The EBS ReTracer Delay Workstation offers a wide variety of delay effects, including digital, analog, tape, and reverse delay, allowing for versatile sound shaping suitable for different music genres.

Does the EBS ReTracer Delay Workstation have tap tempo functionality?

Yes, the EBS ReTracer Delay Workstation includes a tap tempo feature, enabling you to easily sync the delay time with the tempo of your music.

Can the EBS ReTracer Delay Workstation save and recall presets?

The EBS ReTracer Delay Workstation allows you to save and recall up to 200 presets, making it easy to access your favorite settings quickly during performances.

Is the EBS ReTracer Delay Workstation compatible with expression pedals?

Yes, the EBS ReTracer Delay Workstation is compatible with expression pedals, providing you with additional control over parameters such as delay time or feedback.

What power supply does the EBS ReTracer Delay Workstation require?

The EBS ReTracer Delay Workstation requires a standard 9V DC power supply, which is common for most pedalboards and easily integrated into existing setups.