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The Analog Delay by LocoBox made in Japan in the 80ties.

The Analog Delay by LocoBox was also used by Tom Morello around 1993.

he AD-01 has a dark green finish and three controls, otherwise being similar to the Flanger.

Power requirement is again 9V, the circuit being based on a single delay line and being quiet enough to suggest some form of compansion in use.

The controls are Mix (between dry and echo), Delay (from 20-300mS) and Repeat (from 1 to feedback).

At very fast repeat speeds a nice metallic reverb is obtained.

While the slower echoes and feedback are also useful

Again the switch action is positive and the LED is clearly visible.

Input impedance is stated as 1M Ohm

Output impedance: 220 Ohm

Gain as 5dB,

Signal to noise as 70dB

Weight: 427g.

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

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The Echoes delay is noted to have a dark analog tone, akin to the Ibanez AD-9, but with limited delay time, ideal for slapback or mid-length delays.
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Owners mention the Echoes delay is excellent for achieving specific mid-length delay effects and slapback, making it suitable for vintage-style sounds.
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The LocoBox Echoes delay is characterized by its darker analog sound, which is a distinct feature compared to modern digital delays.
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These LocoBox pedals, including the Echoes delay, are considered rare finds, with owners expressing excitement about their scarcity and vintage appeal.
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Loco Box Pedals (EMM Apr 83)

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The LocoBox Analog Delay is a mixed bag; its robust construction and solid range of delay times from 20-300ms are commendable, delivering a decent echo and metallic reverb at higher speeds. However, it falls short with a noise level that, while acceptable for live performances, doesn't quite meet studio standards. The controls offer a good level of adjustability, including Mix, Delay, and Repeat, but the overall audio quality might leave studio purists wanting more. At £82.38, it offers decent value but might not satisfy those seeking pristine delay effects.

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