Strymon TimeLine

I've played through a lot of digital delay pedals. None of them even hold a candle to the Timeline. The delay tones sound perfect. Just the right amount of clarity and warmth. Having presets like filtered and tremolo delays are just flat out genius. The looper on it is incredibly fun, as well. I love being able to set the exact tempo. It really helps in situations when you're playing to a click live and have little time to get ready for the next song. Of course, any digital delay needs to have a tap tempo feature, so that's included as well. All in all, this is the best delay pedal on the market. It works for any application. Anybody who says otherwise is in denial.

StrymonTimeline wow this is just awesome, it has so many functions that I have barely touched the surface. going to be some time before I realise the capabilities iof this little beauty. well worth the money spent. go on treat yourself to one of the seven wonders of the guitar world.

Best Delay out there!! If you play U2, worship, or other music that uses the same delay but all w/diff parameter settings or multiple delays with diff sounds this is for you!! it even has the capability to store over 200 presets!!! unless you prefer analog over digital ;)

A lot of the Strymon pedals can be intimidating thanks to their high prices. Once you get over that, you have a great pedal that caters to all of you delay needs. The pedal ranges from distal delays to lofi, warped vinyl delays. All of the "machines" as they are called are extremely flexible with many perimeters to meet whatever needs you may have. Theres 100 banks on the timeline and each bank holds 2 programs that can both be set to tap tempo. This means you can have a huge amount of patches that you can switch to betweens songs or whatever. If you hold down on one of the switches while playing, the Timeline has a hold feature just like the boss DD7. On top of all of that, the timeline is also a looper. You can choose to loop without a delay engaged, or with a delay engaged. The one downfall I found with the Timeline, and other big box strymon pedals like it is that you basically need a nuclear reactor to power it. The pedal needs a minimum of 300mA in order to run, so if you are using a Voodoo lab pedal power 2+ you're out of luck. I read online that you could use a current doubler on spots 5 & 6 of the pedal power 2+ to power a strymon but had no success in doing so. I was powering the timeline by plugging a power strip into the courtesy outlet on the pedal power and plugging the power cable that came with the pedal into that. So if you are planning on purchasing a Timeline, Big Sky, etc. make sure that you have a power supply that will meet its needs. I have since purchased a Walrus Audio Phoenix clean power supply that can power four pedals at 300mA so my Timeline is happily powered now.

Hand crafted, studio-class delay algorithms deliver meticulous, detailed and nuanced delay experiences Twelve delay machines to choose from: Digital, Dual, Pattern, Reverse, Ice, Duck, Swell, Trem, Filter, Lo-fi, dTape™, dBucket™. Seven front-panel tone shaping knobs: Time, Repeats, Mix, Filter, Grit, Mod Speed, Mod Depth Additional menu-driven parameters deliver extremely flexible tone shaping options and complete tweakability 200 easily accessible and nameable presets, save and recall at the press of a switch

Great sound, untuitive and yet so complex. I love the simple or lack of menus, great knobs. Strong built and works great with voodoo lab's ground control Pro.

This is by far the easiest delay pedal of its kind, with 99 presets and it's ease of use no wonder so many people use this. Sonically it's the very distinct and nails some of the sounds it's emulating. By far the best delay pedal I've ever purchased. Would highly recommend to anyone!

Strymon = Quality TIMELINE is the ultimate machine to get a quality delay... with infinite modulation. Absolutely my favourite pedal in my pedalboard.

All the delay effects you will ever need. Gotta love the tape emulations in this one.

While the TimeLine is an amazing tool in live contexts, many players will find it incredibly expressive in the studio, too. In addition to the deep functionality of the unit at the most immediately accessible levels, each delay machine can seem almost infinitely tweakable to suit a musical situation. All this processing power isn’t cheap, but given that this Strymon may lead you to abandon every delay in your collection except perhaps your bar-gig unit, it could well be worth every cent over the long haul. https://www.premierguitar.com/articles/Strymon_Timeline_Pedal_Review