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Mythos Pedals Mythos Oracle Analog Echo

$200.00 to $259.00 Price Tier: Standard

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Dive into the world of rich, analog echoes with the Mythos Pedals Mythos Oracle Analog Echo. This pedal is a modern homage to the classic delay effects that have shaped countless soundscapes. At its core is a fully analogue bucket brigade chip, delivering vintage-style warmth and depth that digital delays simply can't replicate. With a maximum adjustable delay time of 600 milliseconds, this pedal offers lush, cascading repeats that can be further manipulated via the tap tempo feature, allowing you to explore even longer delays with a uniquely degraded signal.

The Mythos Oracle has a dark yet articulate sound profile, perfect for those seeking a moody, atmospheric tone without sacrificing clarity. Its simple control layout includes Time, Feedback, and Mix knobs, providing intuitive manipulation over your sound. Whether you’re performing live or recording in the studio, the true bypass design ensures your guitar tone remains pure when the pedal is disengaged.

Designed with both practicality and style in mind, the Mythos Oracle features LED indicators for tempo and status, and is constructed with robust materials, reflecting its handmade craftsmanship in the USA. With options for external tap tempo control and standard 6.3 mm jack connections, this pedal is a versatile addition to any guitarist's setup.

Key Features:

Fully analogue bucket brigade chip delay
Maximum adjustable delay time: 600 ms, extendable via tap tempo
Intuitive controls: Time, Feedback, Mix
True Bypass for unaltered signal integrity
LED indicators for easy monitoring
Handmade in the USA with attention to detail
Power supply: 9 V DC (adapter not included)

Product specs

Available since	April 2023
Analogico	Yes
Delay Time	600 ms
tap feature	Yes
Battery Operation	No
PSU included	No

FAQs

What is the maximum delay time of the Mythos Pedals Oracle Analog Echo?: The Mythos Pedals Oracle Analog Echo offers a maximum delay time of 600 milliseconds.
Does the Mythos Oracle Analog Echo have a tap tempo feature?: Yes, the Mythos Oracle Analog Echo includes a tap tempo feature for easy adjustment of delay timing during performances.
Can the Mythos Oracle Analog Echo be powered by a battery?: No, the Mythos Oracle Analog Echo does not support battery operation and requires an external power supply.
Is a power supply included with the Mythos Oracle Analog Echo?: No, the power supply is not included with the Mythos Oracle Analog Echo and must be purchased separately.
Is the Mythos Oracle Analog Echo suitable for use with both electric and acoustic guitars?: Yes, the Mythos Oracle Analog Echo can be used with both electric and acoustic guitars, providing warm analog delay tones.

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PROS

Captures classic analog delay nuances with modern improvements
Easy to use, even for beginners
Compatible with various instruments and effect setups
Tap tempo functionality for precise delay control
Warm, musical delay tones that enhance playing without overpowering
High-quality construction and appealing design
Delivers clear, present sound across a range of delay times
Can generate charming artifacts for noise or ambient players
Maintains clarity and presence in the mix, even at longer delay settings

CONS

Slightly pricier than some competitors
Some users report a high-end and volume boost outside buffered signal chains
Lacks modulation, trails, and subdivisions features
Generates noise, disappointing some users expecting a warmer sound envelope

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We analyzed real musician discussions from forums and Reddit to find what players love, question, and tweak about Mythos Pedals Mythos Oracle Analog Echo.

Features and functionality

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The Oracle offers tap tempo, a unique feature for analog delays inspired by classic Japanese models like the Boss DM-2 and Ibanez AD-9.
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The Oracle's feedback is more pronounced and aggressive compared to the Boss DM-2W, providing subtle yet distinctive character in the mix.
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Tap tempo allows for extended delay times beyond 600ms, resulting in grainier, bit-crushed echoes, appealing to fans of Radiohead-like soundscapes.
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Owners note the Oracle produces darker and thicker delay tones compared to models like the EHX Deluxe Memory Man.
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The Oracle is described as a darker, grittier delay compared to the DM-2W, which is more present and cuts through the mix.
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Unlike the Boss DM-2W, the Oracle is better for aggressive yet subtle tones, making it a unique choice for specific musical contexts.
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User experience

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Some users experience loud popping noises when switching the pedal off, indicating a potential issue with true bypass design.
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Use cases and applications

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The pedal pairs well with overdrive, chorus, and compression, creating a musical grittiness in the repeats when stacked with other effects.
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Ideal for users seeking a simple, shorter analog delay with modern features like tap tempo, without modulation, for subtle enhancements.
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Value and pricing

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Available at a reduced price on Reverb, where an owner secured it for $220, below the $259 MSRP.
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Build quality

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Equipped with two MN3205 reissue chips, echoing the legacy of vintage Boss/Maxon/Ibanez analog delay pedals.
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Critic Reviews

Mythos Pedals Oracle Analog Echo review: old-school delay tones with modern convenience

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Mythos Pedals’ Oracle Analog Echo delivers vintage-inspired delay tones with a modern twist, impressing with its warm, musical repeats and intuitive controls. It effectively captures the spirit of classic 80s delays while adding features like tap tempo and true-bypass switching, making it a versatile addition to any pedalboard. However, while it excels in producing lush sounds and reduced background noise compared to older units, some users might find the limited delay time range of 600ms a drawback for more experimental setups. Overall, the Oracle stands out for its quality and convenience, though it may not fully satisfy those seeking extreme delay lengths.

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4.5 out of 5

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wadeluigi

1320

10 months ago

My favourite analogue delay

This is my favourite analogue delay. I’ve compared it to the Analogman dual delay, and many times have been close to buying the Suhr Discovery, but that would mean removing this from my board, and I just don’t wanna. So so good. So so simple. And with tap tempo!

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ryanbisson

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almost 5 years ago

Sounds great, but also…

Outside a buffered signal chain you’ll notice a significant high end and volume boost. I can’t find online if this is a buffered circuit, but it seems to be.

Outside of that, it’s a great sounding pedal that does exactly what I need/want a delay to do. I’m a set it and forget it type of delay player, accept for the time. This pairs perfectly with my Quartz external tap tempo.

I recommend it, if you use a loop switching system.