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A Transparent modified delay based off of the PT2399 IC chip. The Echopark EPD-1 is a Digitally generated delay, with a True Bypass, Analog signal path. Modeled after the vintage Echoplex Tape Delay, translated into MS (Milliseconds/.001 of a second).

Looking down at the EPD-1. The right side pointer knob (MS) controls the Echo Delay, and is labeled with minimum (30MS), and Maximum (600MS). The graduation bar on the bottom is a key that shows you the graduation percentage of THD (total harmonic distortion) which becomes noticeable beyond 350MS, or beyond 1% THD, and graduates up to 3.5 % at 600MS. This is helpful in studio recording situations. The REP Knob on the left controls the Repeats Generation on the delay. MIX controls clean/delay saturation. 2.1mm 9VDC power in, NEG Center (9V internal Battery Option). Fully Powder coated aluminum enclosure. HAND MADE IN USA.

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Bypass	true bypass
Analog/Digital	analog, hybrid
Mono/Stereo	mono
Power	9V

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We analyzed real musician discussions from forums and Reddit to find what players love, question, and tweak about Echopark EPD-1.

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The stereo ping pong mode on dotted eighths offers a unique, immersive experience, especially noticeable when used in stereo setups.
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The Echo Park offers extensive modulation control and multiple switches for unlocking advanced features, which some users miss when considering alternatives.
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Setup and maintenance

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Ensuring the tone core is properly seated can prevent power issues; cleaning the contacts may resolve non-powering problems.
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Input jack repairs can be challenging; finding a skilled technician nearby is often difficult, prompting users to consider rehousing options to overcome bulkiness.
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The pedal's tape delay mode is highly praised for its authentic emulation, closely resembling more expensive big box delays.
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The pedal effectively replicates the sound needed for covering songs like "Afterman" by Coheed and Cambria, with the tap tempo feature enhancing its usability.
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The shimmer/octave delay and dry signal tuning options are unique features of the EHX Canyons not found in the Echo Park.
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User experience

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Some users report noise issues in bypass mode when gain is dialed up on the amp; using isolated power sources may mitigate this.
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EHX Canyons' secondary controls, though not practical for frequent adjustments, are appreciated for precise delay type settings.
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The analog mode is noted for its darker tone compared to the DMM, and some users prefer it over popular models like the Memory Toy and Carbon Copy.
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Despite initial interest in the TC Flashback, A/B tests with the EHX Canyons reveal a preference for the Canyons' sound quality and features.
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