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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
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T-Rex Replica Delay Pedal

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T-Rex Replica Delay Pedal

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ProGuitarShopDemos

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T-Rex Replica vs Strymon El Capistan Delay

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shnobel

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T-Rex: REPLICA (with MØLLER)

Brett Kingman

Brett Kingman

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T-REX Replica Digital Delay Pedal

N Stuff Music

N Stuff Music

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T-Rex REPTILE 2 echo delay pedal demo

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gearmanndude

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Boss DD2 vs T-Rex Replica

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shnobel

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T-Rex Replica Delay

shnobel

shnobel

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T-Rex Replica Delay 2022

T-Rex Effects

T-Rex Effects

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T-Rex Replica Delay Pedal

Curtis Kent

Curtis Kent

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T Rex Effects // Replica // Demo by Martin Klaja

Martin Klaja's Guitarchannel

Martin Klaja's Guitarchannel

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T-Rex Replica Digital Delay/Echo Guitar Effects Pedal Review | Full Compass

Full Compass

Full Compass

Reviews

PROS

  • Delivers percussive dotted 8th for unique U2 vibes

  • Superior clean delay quality, not sterile

  • Displaces higher-end competitors like Catlibread Echorec & Strymon Dig

  • Simple operation with gorgeous sound quality

  • Offers lush pads under ambient playing without digital sheen

  • Analog setting provides perfect trails, maintaining guitar tone

  • Features gain switch for FX loop integration without clipping

  • High-quality build, sensitive controls for precise adjustments

  • Provides ample headroom with 12volts power

  • Tap tempo switch highly useful for live settings

CONS

  • Lacks tape warble or modulation features

  • Requires 12v power, not standard 9v

  • Out of production, leading to high second-hand prices

  • Limited features compared to similar-priced pedals

  • Can sound compressed & muddy with distortion in brown mode

  • 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

  • The T-Rex Replica is praised for its slap sound and chorus effect, with self-oscillation being particularly addictive for users.

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  • The T-Rex Replica offers clean, dark delay trails, providing a warm sound unusual for digital delays.

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User experience

  • 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

  • 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

  • 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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Use cases and applications

  • Some users consider pairing the T-Rex Replica with an analog delay for expanded tonal possibilities and richer soundscapes.

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4.5 out of 5

Based on 4 Reviews and 17 Ratings

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groovizm

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).

peterglavanov

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!

onetrickpony

The warmth of this pedal is one of its shining points for me.

levent_goncay

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.

S

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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See how Tyler Krupsky uses T-Rex Engineering Replica

Tyler Krupsky

Bassist

Grandfather

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Featured in this July 16, 2012 Instagram post by Grandfather and this December 7, 2012 Instagram post by Grandfather.

See how Nir Blum uses T-Rex Engineering Replica

Nir Blum

Bassist

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See how Bon Lozaga uses T-Rex Engineering Replica

Bon Lozaga

Guitarist, Music Producer

Soften the Glare

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Taken from Bon's official Facebook.

See how Ryan Alexander uses T-Rex Engineering Replica

Ryan Alexander

Singer, Guitarist

CIVILIAN

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Visible on Alexander's pedalboard in this photo from the first day of recording You Wouldn't Believe What Privilege Costs.

Album Usage

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