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Description
The T-Rex Engineering Replica is a cutting-edge digital delay pedal, masterfully engineered to summon the soulful, vintage vibes of 1960s tape delays. It is a versatile tool for musicians who seek to add a touch of nostalgia to their music, making it an ideal pick for styles ranging from shoegaze and indie to psychedelia. Its unique feature includes a tap tempo switch and subdivision capability from a quarter to an eighth triplet, offering musicians a broader range of rhythmic possibilities.
Key Features:
- Modern-built digital delay with a vintage tube feel
- Emulates classic tape delays of the '60s
- Features a tap tempo switch
- Subdivision capability from a quarter to an eighth triplet
- Ideal for shoegaze, indie, or psychedelia
Product specs
| Bypass | true bypass |
| Analog/Digital | analog, hybrid |
| Mono/Stereo | mono |
| Power | 12V |
Videos
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Reviews
PROS
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Delivers percussive dotted 8th for unique U2 vibes
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Superior clean delay quality, not sterile
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Displaces higher-end competitors like Catlibread Echorec & Strymon Dig
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Simple operation with gorgeous sound quality
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Offers lush pads under ambient playing without digital sheen
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Analog setting provides perfect trails, maintaining guitar tone
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Features gain switch for FX loop integration without clipping
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High-quality build, sensitive controls for precise adjustments
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Provides ample headroom with 12volts power
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Tap tempo switch highly useful for live settings
CONS
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Lacks tape warble or modulation features
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Requires 12v power, not standard 9v
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Out of production, leading to high second-hand prices
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Limited features compared to similar-priced pedals
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Can sound compressed & muddy with distortion in brown mode
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Volume consistency issues when bypassed
Owner Insights
We analyzed real musician discussions from forums and Reddit to find what players love, question, and tweak about T-Rex Engineering Replica.
Features and functionality
User experience
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Some owners report issues with the T-Rex Replicator, describing it as impractical due to its size, maintenance, and fragility, with problematic calibration.
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The T-Rex Reptile 2 is favored for its reliability, with users finding no significant downsides in its performance.
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The T-Rex Replica restarts the delay cycle when changing the tempo, which may limit those looking for "warble" sounds.
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Value and pricing
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The T-Rex Mudhoney II offers dual channels, allowing users to switch from mild overdrive to boosted distortion, making it versatile for different musical styles.
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A well-maintained T-Rex Replica can be found for as low as $125 on the secondhand market, offering significant savings compared to new models.
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Comparisons
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The Mudhoney II is compared to the Electro Harmonix POG but noted for its superior transparent clean boost, making it a preferred choice for some users.
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Owners compare the T-Rex Replica's sound favorably with other high-end delays like the Empress and Strymon, noting its warm, simple delay effect.
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The T-Rex Replica is noted for its warm sound, which contrasts with the Empress Tape Delay's more pristine quality.
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4.5 out of 5
Based on 4 Reviews and 17 Ratings
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Great and simple to use delay but overpriced
What can I say? It looks nice, it sounds good, and it's easy to use. It's out of production however, and second hand prices are not cheap (in the Netherlands at least). A second hand TC Electronic Flashback II is cheaper, sounds as good and has more options (like stereo outs).
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T-rex replica delay
That is the delay i have on my small pedalboard.This is not a bright sounding Boss DD3 but simply one of the best sounding tape sims available. The tone is incredibly smooth and warm with a natural decay and it blends very well with your guitar and other pedals.The tap tempo switch is very useful to me so even the limited space on my Pedaltrain Nano18 i did replace the beautiful Carbon copy with the Replca. I love it!
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The warmth of this pedal is one of its shining points for me.
Best non-modulated delay
I can't get dialed in the level&echo knobs. Volume changes can be an issue when the pedal is by-passed. It sounds compressed&muddy when used with distortion in brown mode.
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A quality delay/echo pedal!
Extreme high quality, easy to operate and totally fulfilling any delay and echo needs.
Artist usage
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On the accompanying photo of Dave Stewart's pedalboard the T-REX Replica can be seen.
Visible in this photo from Total Guitar magazine.
The Replica can be seen right between the EP-Booster and an unidentifiable Chase Bliss Pedal (maybe Warped Vinyl).
Guillermo uses this pedal in the ''Mismo Sitio, Distinto Lugar'' recording sessions, he shows this pedal in an instagram story in early 2017.
A user-uploaded photo shows Jett Rebel using the T-Rex Engineering Replica delay pedal.
In this photo, which shows Kubler's 2009 Noise Pop SXSW Showcase pedalboard (photo taken by Anna Enriquez), one of the pedals that can be seen is the T-Rex Replica.
In an Instagram post, Joseph D'Agostino can be seen using the T-Rex Engineering Replica delay pedal, positioned to the right of his Tube Echo.
The T-Rex Effects Replica is a delay pedal. You can see the T-Rex Effects Replica in the picture which I included on the left. This is a photo of one of Brad's pedalboards when he was still with Third Day. You can have a better look at this pedalboard here. The T-Rex Effects Replica is the brownish, rusty colored pedal on the right.
You can have a closer look at this pedal here. On this image you can clearly see all of the pedal's knobs and controls.
Roger Franco uses the T-Rex Engineering Replica Delay Pedal, as shown in a photo on his blog.
Yuji Adachi uses the T-Rex Engineering Replica Delay Pedal, as detailed on his official website.
Inside the booklet of the 2010 reissue of Bad Porn Movie Trax you can see the complete pedalboard of Cyril for the 2009 Bad Porn's tour (even if here the scan is in poor quality and it's a montage to gather 2 photos of CC's pedalboard that are not on the same pages in the booklet), it's composed of (left to right): Dunlop CryBaby GCB95, BOSS TU-2, Ibanez TS9, Digitech Whammy WH-4, MI Audio G.I. Fuzz, BOSS AW-3, T-Rex Tremster (version with the little T-Rex animal logo at the bottom left corner and Tremster name at the bottom right), T-Rex Replica and a Mesa/Boogie Rectifier 3 Channel footwsitch.
Album Usage
The T-Rex Engineering Replica has been featured on the following albums:
Genre Usage
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Used With
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