The MXR Carbon Copy Analog Delay Pedal features a completely analog audio path for the ultimate in rich, warm delay--made possible only by old-school bucket brigade technology. This design boasts an amazing 600ms of delay time with optional modula...
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moreOn Kevin Parker's right-hand pedalboard, an MXR Carbon Copy can be seen. This pedalboard can be seen in [this photo](https://psychexfutureheart.files.wordpress.com/2014/04/11880827-24757692-thumbnail.jpg) as well.
moreAn MXR M169 Carbon Copy can be seen at 10:00 in his rig rundown, where Billie Joe's guitar tech talks about what effects he uses.
moreAt 2:41 Mac is seen using a MXR Carbon Copy delay, mac usually doesn't run a delay.
moreZakk Wylde uses an MXR Carbon Copy delay pedal onstage with Black Label Society. "The settings I have it at...are for Randy Rhodes' guitar solos..." Wylde says at (3:40) in this Guitarist Magazine video. "I could be playing fast and it's not going to muddle any of the playing," he said.
moreBilly uses a MXR Carbon Copy as seen in this rig rundown article. Here is a direct link to the image. http://www.premierguitar.com/ext/resources/images/content/2015-09/Rig-Rundown/10.jpg?1442424106 http://www.premierguitar.com/articles/23116-rig-rundown-zz-tops-billy-gibbons-and-dusty-hill-2015
moreAt 2:31 in this video, Za, Synyster Gates guitar tech, talks about Synyster Gates' use of the MXR delay pedal. "It's awesome man, everybody loves those." The Carbon Copy delay pedal is also listed as part of Syn's gear on his [Dunlop Artist Page](http://www.jimdunlop.com/artist/synyster-gates).
more"With the Carbon Copy the repeats are a little bit on the darker side. There's a couple of tunes where he'll use the Carbon Copy on where it doesn’t make it so that you notice it so much - it's subtle. The way we have it set is only for like three repeats. For the most part, [Jeff] likes to play very dry, so anything that is going to color the sound like that, he notices too much and it gets in the way," says Jeff Beck's guitar tech.
morePaul Gilbert uses an MXR Carbon Copy, according to Dunlop's [website](http://www.jimdunlop.com/artist/paul-gilbert).
moreAccording to [Dunlop's website](http://www.jimdunlop.com/artist/troy-van-leeuwen), Van Leeuwen uses an MXR Carbon Copy.
more"Other stuff used in this video are a Gibson Collectors Choice Gabby, a Charvel So Cal Silver Sparkle, an MXR Carbon Copy Delay..." reads the description of this video.
moreMich talks about his setup in this video. MXR M169 Carbon Copy Analog Delay Pedal seen at 03:48-04:19
moreFrom [Pigtronix' website](http://www.pigtronix.com/artists/ghost/), this is a photo of Water Ghoul's pedalboard. Carbon Copy is on the bottom left side.
more"This I haven't integrated yet, but I just think this is one of the best pedals on the market, it's the Carbon Copy. I use this to record all the time, 'cause you just get, like, trippy chorus echo sounds which I love, they're all over my demos and recordings". – Misha Mansoor on the MXR M169 Carbon Copy Analog Delay Guitar Effects Pedal.
morePedal-wise, I endorse and I have a Pigtronix Envelope Phaser, a Philosopher Bass Compressor, a Quantum Time Modulator and their Fat Drive. I love MXR’s Carbon Copy Delay, plus their Phase 90, Bass Octave Deluxe, Bass Envelope, and one of my favorite delays that Way Huge makes called the Aqua Puss," says Michael League, in [this interview](http://www.notreble.com/buzz/2014/02/13/from-the-ground-up-an-interview-with-michael-league/) with No Treble.
moreAt 3:00 of this Rig Rundown for Stephen Carpenter of [Deftones](https://equipboard.com/band/deftones), he shows off some of his gear, including an MXR Carbon Copy Analog Delay.
moreIn this source video of Guitarist magazine, Scott Holiday is recalling the use of the MXR Carbon Copy Analog Delay.
moreA photo of his pedalboard on his official site, bradpaisley.com, shows Brad Paisley uses the MXR M169 Carbon Copy Analog Delay Pedal.
more"Got myself an MXR Carbon Copy pedal a few months back, and it's really great! ... solution to an old analog delay problem with a bassman..." – Devin Townsend on the MXR M169 Carbon Copy Analog Delay Guitar Effects Pedal
more"I mean, my pedal board is mostly pretty standard. I’ve got a Boss Tuner, an MXR Carbon Copy, a Boss DD-3 Delay, a Cry Baby Wah Pedal, all standard as. The only off ones are a Devi Ever Torn’s Peaker, which is like my fuzz pedal, which I’ve used since forever." in an interview where he discusses his guitar setup.
moreWhat type of delay pedal is it? It’s an MXR Carbon Copy. And for the noise suppressor we use a Boss NS-2 or the MXR Smart Gate. We’re not sure if that’s the best but we’re using it right now and it works pretty well. And the tuner is a Boss TU-3.
morePaul Banks can be seen with an MXR Carbon Copy Delay pedal on his pedalboard in this photo.
moreZACKY VENGEANCE Tortex .73mm picks MXR Custom Comp MXR Black Label Chorus Dunlop Custom D Series Straps MXR Carbon Copy Delay Dunlop D38-19 Black Grommet straps
moreThis is a picture I took at a Highly Suspect concert back in August of 2015. The pedal in the same row as, and right next to the Volume pedal, you can see an MXR Analog Delay.
moreThis is a photo of the Pantera, Kill Devil Hill, and Down's bass player Rex Brown's pedal board. You will notice just below the board is the set list for the evening which shows "Devil Hill Music.com" over it's top. You can see a dark green MXR pedal on the bottom of the pedal board. The three buttons on top and 1 stomp selector shows it's an MXR Carbon Copy.
moreIn this picture from this post http://www.voodoolab.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=4577 made by Nice Rack Canada who created this pedalboard, we can spot a MXR Carbon Copy Analog Delay.
moreJesse Keeler's MXR Carbon Copy Delay pedal can be seen in this photo, from Death From Above 1979's Premier Guitar [rig rundown](http://www.premierguitar.com/articles/21712-rig-rundown-death-from-above-1979).
moreAt 20:43, an MXR Carbon Copy can be seen. Its hard to make out but looks for its 3 black knobs. Pete messes around with it at 20:46.
moreThis is an effect that Jake uses to make is guitar very BIG... This isn't a famous Jake E. Lee Pedal but it's in his pedalboard!
moreIn this [Rig Rundown at Premier Guitar](http://www.premierguitar.com/articles/Rig_Rundown_Lamb_of_God), Mark is shown to have a Carbon Copy in his effects rack.
moreJuan Alderete's gear includes an MXR Carbon Copy Analog Delay, according to [this page](http://www.jimdunlop.com/artist/juan-alderete) of Dunlop's website.
moreIn this interview for [*Premier Guitar*](http://www.premierguitar.com/), Ler mentions he uses three Carbon Copies at once on his pedalboard. He uses the pedal for "Jilly's On Smack".
moreFrom Tone King video, explaining his effects setup, with Jeordie and his guitar tech, as a guitarist instead of bassist for Marilyn Manson. He uses 2 MXR Carbon Copy Delay pedals with different settings in a row for his role as guitarist in Marilyn Manson.
moreThis is an Instagram picture of Andreas' pedalboard. The MXR Carbon Copy delay pedal can be seen on the left corner.
moreAccording to East's artist page on the Dunlop website, he's using a Carbon Copy Delay.
more"Sermon’s BiLT Relevator is finished in shoreline gold and features both an MXR Carbon Copy and BiLT’s own fuzz circuit built into the body along with a Sustainiac in the neck position." -Premier Guitar; Rig Rundown with Imagine Dragons As such, it should be understood that it is built into his guitar, not on his pedal board.
more"For a quick, not quite slapback, short delay I used a MXR Carbon Copy. Those are pretty cool and they're certainly analogue in the way the signal decays very quickly. Those are cool – a fun little pedal." In-depth guitar talk with the instrumentalist by Rob Laing, August 11, 2010
moreAt 4:50 John McLaughlin says about the MXR Carbon Copy Delay: "It is really nice on the clean sound"
moreAt 10:23 of this video Zach Blair explains Tim's effect pedal set up, which includes an MXR Carbon Copy Delay.
more„Alex Skolnick shows the rig he uses on the Alex Skolnick Trio gigs. There is a MXR Carbon Copy delay on his pedalboard, seen at 5:37.”
moreAuf der Maur uses an MXR Carbon Copy, according to [Dunlop's website](http://www.jimdunlop.com/artist/melissa-auf-der-maur).
more"Out front, Satchel keeps a small-but-tidy board that’s packed with only the essentials. He starts with a Boss TU-3 tuner before going into a pair of MXR pedals—a Carbon Copy analog delay and a Classic Overdrive. A Morley ABY Selector helps him move between guitars and the footswitch to his EVH 5150 III rounds out the board." -Premier Guitar; Rig Rundown: Steel Panther's Satchel
moreSpecial NAMM board that Dunlop artist Mark Lettieri of Snarky Puppy built up for his many performances this year
more“I am pretty minimal when it comes to effects,” he admits, “but from time to time I like a good delay. MXR’s Carbon Copy is fantastic, and I use that sometimes. I use a Maxon OD808 as a clean boost when things need to get really heavy, and an ISP Decimator to gate everything and keep the noise down. Other effects lying around are an [MXR] EVH Phase 90, Ernie Ball Wah and Grind Customs FX Chimaera overdrive.”
moreIn this reddit thread the submitter says he spoke with Andy after a show about his pedals.
moreAccording to Skaff's Instagram profile, he uses the MXR Carbon Copy Analog Delay pedal.
more"Here's all the pedals on my board (the * means they were used in this video) ... MXR Carbon Copy *" -Andy Othling
moreFender was with Beach Fossils at El Rey Theater and they shared all this on Instagram. You can see the Carbon Copy next to the Hall Of Fame. Dustin uses it for his voice with the Hall Of Fame (he said it in the 'mini interview' at the same day). Screenshot made from Fender's Instagram.
moreAt 2:29 it shows a close up of Nathan's board he used for the 2016 Summer Is Forever II tour.
moreMr. Moore explains that he has two delays running through his effects loop including the MXR Carbon Copy delay starting at 1:30.
moreDuring Judas Priest's Epitaph tour, Faulkner's guitar tech, Adrian, gave a rig rundown. The carbon copy is seen at 7:31 in an offstage rack, in the effects loop of his amp. It's being controlled by a Voodoo Lab Ground Control onstage by Faulkner.
more8:30 he said that he recieved it from MXR and he will use it for building a new pedalboard.
moreIn this video, the MXR Carbon Copy can be seen on Fredrick Åkesson's rig at (2:45).
moreIn this vid from a performance of "Archie, Marry Me" in 0:15 can see Molly's pedalboard
moreAt 1:35 in this video, an MXR Carbon Copy Analog Delay can be seen on Brad Whitford's pedalboard.
more"I use the Dunlop Carbon Copy analog delay. I actually have several, for different settings."
moreIn this photo, some of the pedals can be seen on the floor, including the MXR Carbon Copy delay pedal.
moreI have a Dunlop 95Q Wah in there that’s always connected and a Carbon Copy delay.
more"That Carbon Copy is the best delay I've ever used, hands down, no contest... The Cry Baby wah-wah pedal is more than just another piece of gear on my pedalboard. I purchased one the day I bought my first guitar and have never played a show without in the last 25 years. The same goes for the MXR Phase 90, and the mustard yellow Distortion+. It's at core of my personal sound, I use it as lead channel, I use it in a set position as much as I use it in an up and down motion. I couldn't live without it!"
moreIn this article by [Vintage Guitar Magazine](http://www.vintageguitar.com/21880/star-board-elliot-easton/?utm_source=Vintage+Guitar%2C+Inc.+List), Elliot Easton's pedalboard is shown as having an MXR Carbon Copy delay pedal before the Line 6 Verbzilla.
moreJust to the left of the Univibe is an MXR Carbon Copy. It's difficult to see, but the colour gives away its identity, as well as other characteristics.
moreZach talks about his pedals in this rig rundown video. At 9:55, he says, "I believe it might have been my buddy [Mark from Lamb of God](https://equipboard.com/pros/mark-morton) who said that the Carbon Copy is the best delay and I have to agree with him. To me it's the best delay made."
moreBrian Baker use this delay pedal in a Hurley's live session with the "True North" song.
more0:10 - Syu can be seen in the studio with Galneryus, using an MXR Carbon Copy analog delay, a Vox V846 wah, a Boss LS-2 Line Selector, a Boss NS-2 Noise Suppressor, a Boss tuner and a BB King preamp pedal. This video footage was taken at September 10th, 2010 at an MIT Studio in Tokyo, Japan.
moreThe header of this article features an live photo of the band that showcases Brendan's pedalboard, where this pedal can be seen.
moreIn this picture Max posted of his pedalboard on Twitter, one can see he uses an MXR Carbon Copy Delay pedal.
moreIn this attached blog photo, a MXR Carbon Copy Analog Delay pedal is seen in Matt Taylor's gear setup. Although it does not directly show it is his, the cable running out of his amp matches that of the one plugged into the EHX Holy Grail, which is different from Kyle Straka's cable.
moreThe next pedal up in Todd's rundown [here](http://www.pastemagazine.com/blogs/lists/2012/05/14-guitarists-talk-about-their-pedal-boards.html) for *Paste* magazine is the MXR Carbon Copy Analog Delay.
moreDuring her recent tour stop in Chicago, we were able to catch up with Samantha to check out her pedalboard and take a look at her favorite guitars.
moreIn this photo by Sam, the MXR Carbon Copy can be seen next to the Strymon BigSky pedal.
more"MXR Carbon Copy for dark, repeating delays. I’ve spent a lot of time trying to find the right sounds. When something becomes three-dimensional, I tend to like it. If it doesn’t make the cut, I’ll carry on looking for and pay for the right piece of gear. I geek out a lot and track it all down!"
moreIts the last pedal in his chain although you cannot see the whole pedal you can still the 'mod' button underneath his guitar strap
moreAt 16:05 in this video, Dan Hawkins points out his Carbon Copy Delay, saying, "which is just a really posh, chorus sounding thing that I really like."
moreAt 7:43 in this Rig Rundown for G.E. Smith of [Moonalice](https://equipboard.com/band/moonalice), [Saturday Night Live Band](https://equipboard.com/band/saturday-night-live-band), [Hot Tuna](https://equipboard.com/band/hot-tuna), and [Hall& Oates](https://equipboard.com/band/hall-oates), displayed is a MXR Carbon Copy Delay.
moreIn this video he shows his pedalboard: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CayIPTOVgO0
moreUn conocido mio me dejo entrar al SoundCheck del dia de 18 DE MAYO DEL 2016 en Culiacan Sinaloa,aproveche la oportunidad de tomar le foto a lo que pude.
moreVisible in Chris's signal chain. From the Premier Guitar rig rundown, and visible at 6:25
moreThe pedal can be seen in this photo posted by Siouxsie Medley on her Instagram page. The photo was posted on 14th April, 2014.
moreIn this video Rob and Lee each buy a pedal board setup to use for demos. In the process Lee decides to choose a carbon copy delay for his board. This was his favorite delay pedal to use out of his choices.
moreAaron uses a MXR Carbon Copy Analog Delay pedal per [*Premier Guitar*](http://www.premierguitar.com/articles/21257-aaron-freeman-return-to-form?page=3).
moreAt 1:53, one can see Kieran's pedalboard. On it a MXR Carbon Copy Analog Delay can be seen.
moreBottom row, left to right: Boss Chromatic Tuner used for switching the Matchless, OCD distortion pedal, Boss tuner used for switching the Vox, Boss tuner for switching the Ampeg, DOD phaser, MXR Carbon Copy delay. Top row, left to right: Boss octave pedal for the bass pickup, MXR bass octave pedal
moreIn this Rig Rundown for The Sword's 2014 tour, Cronise has a Carbon Copy at the end of his pedalboard's signal chain.
moreConcert from spring of 2016 you can clearly see his pedalboard at the 1:07 mark in the video.
moreIn this photo Daniel Christiansen pedals, it can be seen that he uses a MXR Carbon Copy Analog Delay.
more"Wedding gig. @nobelspedals @tcelectronic @jimdunlopusa @analogmike_piera @pedaltrain @trexeffects"
morepicture of JAMES HIS PEDALBOARD AT THE SHOW on the 10th of november 2018 @ Paradiso Amsterdam
moreWe get to see what guitars, amplifiers, and effects pedals he used during the band's Shuffle Diplomacy 2011 US tour.
moreAdam can be seen using this pedal in one of his instagram posts. (He continues to use this pedal to this day)
moreWe get a good angle on Becky's pedal board at 2:03 where we can clearly see her MXR Carbon Copy Analog Delay.
moreAccording to Fowler's pedalboard photo posted on his official Instagram account, Fowler uses the MXR Carbon Copy Analog Delay.
moreThe signal chain then goes out front to my pedal board, which now consists of an MXR Wylde overdrive, Boss NS-2 Noise Suppressor and an MXR Carbon Copy analog delay
moreAngus can be seen with his pedalboard here and on the far left at the back the pedal can be seen
moreGina Gleason of Baroness is using an MXR Carbon Copy Analog Delay(as well as a Strymon Timeline Delay) on her current pedalboard. (Early 2019)
more> *So, summer 2015 tour rig would have been: - 2 almost identical Fender P/Js. One was a store bought model where nothing changed. American Standard with a super thin J neck (me thinks those are the 60s style, but I could be wrong). The other is my Fender master custom P with the Marcus Miller neck. Had a J bridge pickup added. No fancy electronics. Original Badass bridge added. The big deal with that one was the silver flake finish. Took more than a year to wait for the paint job. Nothing is tuned down for good, just a low Eb for some of the songs that need it. - Delay is just an MXR Carbon Copy. I try new stuff all the time and that one just feels so good to manipulate by hand. - Shut Up and Dance fuzz is actually just an old Ibanez bass Tube Screamer. I throw in a JHS 4-Wheeler if it needs more definition. Nowadays, I use an Aguilar Agro or the Brimstone crossover distortion (Best distortion on the market) - The Rick... OH the rick. I miss her. She's SUPER rare. factory turquoise, built in 2001. I don't have the heart to subject her to the road anymore. Maybe in the future I will bring her out cuz gear heads always want to chat about it after the show."
more4:05 says "his favorite delay pedal" and keeps it on all the time, as a sortve subtle slapback delay. giving it more of vintage echo/reverb sound than your standard delay you'd normally think of.
moreIn the comments: I believe it was Rockett Archer for drive and MXR carbon copy for the quick delay, and an old Fender spring reverb unit the studio has. Also I was going through two amps with a very tiny bit of tremolo at different speeds for some extra thickness. The delay might have been EHX memory man ping-ponging between the amps, can't remember now.
moreEste pedal fue usado por Munky en el Tour de el album The Serenity of Suffering, este pedal cumple la funcion de Delay. En el minuto 6:33 seve claramente el pedal.
moreAn image of Wil's pedalboard posted on Twitter shows an MXR Carbon Copy Analog Delay.
more“This is probably my favourite pedal on the ’board. It gives me a nice little studio delay. Any type of little lead I have that I don’t want to be so raw, I’ll kick on the MXR. It makes everything flow a little easier for me. On solos or tremolo picking parts, it’s really nice.”
moreIn this photo, from his [rig rundown](http://www.premierguitar.com/articles/20659-rig-rundown-the-devil-wears-prada), Mike Hranica's MXR Carbon Copy pedal can be seen.
moreBottom row, to the right, next to his Boss tuner, Keith Murray's MXR Carbon Copy Analog Delay can be seen on his pedalboard setup. In this [2010 interview](http://images.equipboard.com/uploads/source/image/34972/uhXGb4d.png), he mentions it, calling it an "MXR Micro Delay." On the same pedalboard he also has a Boss DD-7 delay: > Oh. Ok. After that, then it goes a Boss DD-7 delay pedal, then it goes into, uh, an MXR Micro Amp, then it goes into an MXR Micro Delay, then it goes into...
more> Feeling pretty blessed to have a set up like this. Using this to demo new prototypes today.. Taking a break for my #teletuesday #telecaster #morganamps #morganRCA35R #gearporn #friedmamps #jj100 #jerrycantrell #seymourduncan @morganamps @friedman_amplifiers @seymourduncanpickups @fenderguitar #thankful testing what?? I will never tell..
moreMonte uses an MXR Carbon Copy pedal, according to Premier Guitar's [rig rundown article](http://www.premierguitar.com/articles/Rig_Rundown_Madonnas_Monte_Pittman).
morePedalboard photo posted on instagram (since deleted) shows Super Duper, Carbon Copy, TU-2, and Loud/Louder.
moreI’m the video, you can clearly see a MXR carbon copy on the bottom right corner of his pedal board
moreAccording to Premier Guitar's interview, Gunn uses the MXR Carbon Copy Analog Delay.
moreAt 13.35 onwards JD talks us through his Effects rig. https://youtu.be/P9cx4y7QpjQ?t=819
moreThe pedal on the end of the chain is the MXR M169 Carbon Copy Analog Delay Guitar Effects Pedal. This photo is of Ian O'Neil's pedal setup, from a performance they did in Austin, Texas in Oct 2014.
moreJeremy DePoyster uses an MXR Carbon Copy Analog Delay, as stated by [this](http://www.premierguitar.com/articles/20659-rig-rundown-the-devil-wears-prada) rig rundown.
moreFor one of his delays, Bortick uses “ a MXR Carbon Copy Delay, which is awesome. Nice analog delay, and it has a little modulation button, I'm sure everyone knows.” (19:53)
moreUsed beginning with the EP era, recorded with this pedal on all 3 songs. Really fun pedal.
more0:40 in the video you can see the MXR Carbon Copy. "that one sounds more like an Echoplex."
moreHenri's Instagram post displays his entire pedalboard including his MXR Carbon Copy.
moreAs you can tell, Dave Wyndorf leaves all the filth and fuzz to the other bandmembers as gets weird and wild with three delays (MXR Carbon Copy, TC Electronic Flashback, and a SIB Electronics Mr. Echo).
morePedales: 1-Korg dt-10 2-Tech 21Sansamp bass driver 3-Boss GEB-7 EQ 4-MXR Carbon Copy
moreI'm fairly certain that this is the pedal board layout I'll be going with in April.
moreIn the picture you can see the pedal on Sjors' pedalboard. This picture was taken of an Instagram story he posted in December 2018.
moreStephen's delay pedal. Photo taken at Copeland's show on 11/23/16 in Seattle.
moreAccording to Royal Thunder's interview with Guitar World, Will uses a Dunlop MXR Carbon Copy Analog Delay.
more"For effects I use a Peterson tuner, either a Chandler Digital Echo or an MXR Carbon Copy, an MXR Phase 90, a Boss OC-3 Super Octave Pedal, a Morley Bad Horsie Wah-Wah pedal and a Morley Optical Volume Pedal. I’ve also just started using an MXR Micro Flanger which Joe Bonamassa recently gave me."
moreShe says she uses an MXR delay, and it's hard to tell but looks like the Carbon Copy.
moreIn Pedals Fusion's 2015 interview with Atsuko Chiba, Kevin showed off his pedalboard, which included a MXR Carbon Copy Analog Delay.
moreIn this video at 3:36, Cal is using a MXR Carbon Copy Delay in a live session posted on youtube by Highway Holidays TV on May 14, 2019.
moreI attended 'This Must Be The Place' at Headrow House, Leeds, on Sunday 25th August 2019, at which WH Lung played. With the band's permission I asked them about some of the equipment they used and they simply told me. Photographs are shown in this tweet. https://www.facebook.com/BelgraveMusicHallandCanteen/photos/gm.1858404234304803/2405152473037271/?type=3&theater
moreSeen on Tanners's pedalboard in various photographs found on the blog in the URL.
moreAnother borrowed pedal that Domhnaill uses in "Nachos Part 2" and "I Hate You".
morePaul uses an MXR Carbon Copy Analog Delay, according to Paste magazine's [particle](http://www.pastemagazine.com/blogs/lists/2012/05/14-guitarists-talk-about-their-pedal-boards.html?a=1).
more"Inside the Pedalboard Rack System is: Voodoo Lab GCX Audio Switcher, SHURE UR4D Dual Wireless Receiver, Lovepedal Amp Eleven, 2x Ibanez TS808 Tube Screamer, Ibanez TS10 Tube Screamer, Vertex Boost, MXR Carbon Copy, Way Huge Echo Puss, Way Huge Supa Puss, T.C. Electronic Hall of Fame Reverb, and Voodoo Lab Pedal Power 2 Plus" - [Vertex Effects about his recent-built pedalboard](https://www.vertexeffects.com/blog/chase_bryant_artist_showcase)
more"For pedals, I use a Line 6 DL4, Boss DD-20, MXR Carbon Copy, Strymon Blue Sky & Flint, Ibanez TS808, ISP Decimator II and Hotone chromatic tuner, but am always searching for new sounds!"
more"Pedal board full of 1 Electro-Harmonix"POG2" Shigemori"G.O.T Bass Drive" Iron Ether"Polytope" MXR"Carbon Copy" Shigemori"PRETONE" Dwarfcraft Devices"Baby Thundaa" It is connected to the order of the. Boss's RC-30 is not biting on the base line." / takamatsu
moreWhen asked about his gear on Facebook, LeBlanc replied that he would recommend a MXR Carbon Copy Delay.
moreThe MXR Carbon Copy Analog Delay Pedal features a completely analog audio path for the ultimate in rich, warm delay--made possible only by old-school bucket brigade technology. This design boasts an amazing 600ms of delay time with optional modulation via a top-mounted switch and a simple, three-knob layout that controls Delay time, Mix (dry/wet blend), and Regen (delay repeats)--all in a pedal no bigger than a Phase 90. In addition, the M169 pedal has two internal trim pots that offer user-adjustable width and rate control of the modulation for even more tonal options. The Carbon Copy effect pedal will take you from crisp "bathroom" slap echoes to epic, Gilmour-esque delays with a twist of a knob. True hard-wire bypass, single 9-volt operation, and stage-ready blue LEDs round out the package.
This thing is so gritty and dark. It just has the most amazing character to it. Perfect for pairing with clean digital delays. I would never do a gig or session without it. The self oscillation is gnarly, and it makes a great slapback tone.
I wish it had a more modulation.
MXR's Carbon Copy delay, while only having been out for a few years, is a great delay for dark echo fans. The oscillation you can get with this delay is amazing, similar to Radiohead's "Karma Police" effect near the end of the song. Great delay for the money, I recommend you get one now!
I bought this pedal because of the price and some great reviews and YouTube shoot outs. I play an American Strat into a Fender blues deluxe. I don't think this pedal is as versatile as some of the other digital delays but it does deliver a nice mellow analog delay to complement a clean or dirty signal. From slap back to spacey delays, this pedal delivers. It is nice to see the list of professionals using it getting larger too.
Everything about it is great. Usually i don't like the narrow sound of mxr guitar pedals but this one really suprised me and as i tried it for the first time i told the worker at the shop that i was going to buy it. At the end, of course i ended up buying it despite it's high price that left me with 100 bucks approx. What i can say is it has it's own unique sound that no other analog pedal can reach. My suggestion is to buy it because you'll never regret it.
I use this as a warm echo as ambiance and for its glitchy effect when you turn up the regen
The carbon copy is a very common pedal, thanks to the price and quality. It was my first pedal and is still here with me! I use it in the fxloop to fat up my sound, because is anolog and very dark sounding,sometimes to hear the repeats the only thing to do is to play in palm mute otherwise it will completely blend with the dry signal. So i dont use it as my main delay, i use it to put some very good make up to my clean sound and a mistic vibe to my crunch sound. Great pedal but if you are looking for a crystal sounding delay this is not your pedal.
Great pedal! The "Modulation" button adds a tasty warble which can be dialled in with some internal trim pots. Manipulating the knobs while playing offers up some crrraaazy tones.
I got this as a gift from my wife. it's an awesome analog delay. best part of the delay is the mod switch that adds more spacey feel to the effect and the pedal can oscilate if regen knob is to full and you can play around with delay knob for different sounds.
Can make even me sound huge! it's fun to twiddle and also useful. I have it on a lot, but usually set kind of light; that is, fairly short delay, few reps, light mix, and almost never push in the "Mod" button. I just don't like the way that sounds.
Amazingly beautiful sounds, from quirky slapback to dreamlike delay soundscapes, organic feeling that doesn't alter the core of your sound and on top of that a mod button that gets you even further. I was amazed by how naturally this pedals sits in the mix with a full band and also how it plays well with other pedals.
I Remember The Day I Got This Pedal.. I Plugged It In, And Realized That I Plugged It In Backwards. Then Plugged It In The Right Way, And It Still Didn't Turn On! Then I Realized I Needed A Power Source. (The Carbon Copy Was My First Pedal, As You Can See) Roughly A Week Later, I Plugged It In, Turned On, And Produced Echos, And I Though. Wow, What A Waste Of Money! I Was So Mad, After All That I Was Disappointed With The $116 Dollar Guitar Toy That My Parents Had So Generously Given To Me. I Was So Frustrated I Gave Up On The Whole Day, And Went To Sleep Hoping To Wake Up, And Find That I Had Gotten A Tubescreamer Instead, And That The Carbon Copy Was A Bad Dream. I Just Couldn't Make The Pedal Sound Good! Finally, A Good Year Later, I Had Finally Mastered The Way Of The Carbon Copy, Making Sweeping Spaceship Noises, And Having Lush, Beautiful, Inspiring, Other-World-ly, Delay Tones. I Realized That If You Know (Or Learn) How To Use This Pedal, It Can Be A Very Inspiring, Creative, Though Provoking Pedal, That Can Move You To Become A Better Guitarist, And Make You Fall In Love With The Guitar Again, And Again. These Words Are True. I Have Had No Problems With The Carbon Copy (Except For Plugging It In Backwards). It Doesn't Hum When It Runs On Batteries Like My EHX OD Glove Does. The Only Problem You Could Really Come Across Is If You Want To Sound Like "The Edge", Then Get A Digital Delay, Or The Carbon Copy Bright. I've Found That If You Set The Settings Right, It's Very Easy To Make This Pedal A Chorus Pedal Too. Though If You're Looking For A Chorus Pedal, I Recommend Chorus Pedals For Chorus Pedals. Anyways, Great Pedal. I Love It. It's Amazing.
MXR Carbon Copy Analog Delay
Warm saturated delay that can oscillate like crazy, or add the perfect amount of slap. Mod switch warms it up even more by adding a chorus effect on the repeats, somewhat simulating a tape echo.
I love this little guy. It was between this a Memory Man and a TC Flashback. This was the winner for me. It feels like its built like a tank. Simple as hell to use. Gives a really nice dark natural sounding delay. Best of all very reasonably priced.
dreamlike delay tones that go for days. I can sound like anything I want to. This thing does everything. Its probably the greatest pedal of all time, EVER. Ive had it since 2011 and I still haven't figured out everything you can do with it, not even half way, its constant sonic exploration. I love recording with it and playing live it always gets people's ears perked up cause its a beautiful sound whether long or short, wetter or more dry.
A great pedal for swells. The mod on it is brilliant. I use it exclusively for heavy ambient songs. It doesn't have a tap tempo so it makes its use very limited, but its sound is amazing.
I used other delays before getting to the Carbon Copy. It really caught me with it´s sound and since then I own one, got rid of the others, and have been using it every time I get a chance. I honestly think that anyone who likes to use delay effects should give the Carbon Copy Analog Delay a chance! All the way from slapback to long stadium-like repeats, self modulating possibilities, and even a chance to adjust how the modulation affects the delay itself. Capable of giving any classic tone but also an ambient style that inspires more and more!
Sounds great, three easy knobs. I simplified from a feature-laden digital delay. I miss the tap tempo. but I don't miss all the futzing with knobs to get the sound I want. Stupid easy to use and sounds great. A relatively short delay time and regen setting with the modulation adds a wonderfully subtle shimmer to chords and arpeggios. Always on.
I've always been a huge fan of digital delays... until I got CC in my hands. As soon as I discovered beauty of warm & dark repeats, I sold all my digitals. This is the only delay unit in my setup right now.
A must have in guitarist's pedalboard, really.
Best bang for your buck and you won't find another like it!
A very natural sounding and easy to use pedal
Great analog delay. Worth the hype. Relatively affordable compared to some boutique analog delays that do the same exact thing. In some cases, not as well for even more money.
It's the pedal that will do the delay job well. I originally had a BBE Two Timer which was nice until it broke. I floated around a few mini pedal pedals (like the Donner Yellow Fall, etc.) until I ended up with one of these month ago. I can already tell it's built to last. Hard casing that can take a beating on the road. The mod feature is nice and adds a sparkly light chorus touch on top of the effect. Controls are simple and the knobs are quite responsive. I recommend this to all delay lovers. Hope this helps!
I use this for vocal slapback in lieu of a the roland space echo i'm blessed with using if i am in a friend's studio, but this little pedal gets the job done for live performances. personal favourite settings are: regen 930, mix 11, delay 10. great for that vintage delay, however not as spacey as the roland.
Turning up or down the knobs each mm you can ear something is happening. This is not something you can find in other pedals for the same price, it's super responsive, dynamic, dark and glitchy sometimes. It doesn't sound like a tape echo but it has its own distintive sound, that in my opinion is something you can't say for tons of pedal. Before the Gain section it creates echos and atmosphere. highly suggested for super short delay times to add "body" to your chords.
Use it for a nice rich trail to creat ambience in certain parts of songs. Works a treat. Looks great too.
This pedal gives a player many sonic possibilities. Having just gotten it, I have immediately found several useful applications in originals. Very easy to use, solid MXR construction and highly versatile.
Sounds great, easy to use, and looks awesome!
Excellent small analog delay pedal on a resonable price.
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Hello! By opening the back panel there are two knobs to change the modulation, but I haven’t tried it.