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Description
This tsunami of tone delivers classic tape delay sounds in an Analog/Digital hybrid. Featuring dual programmable delay times, its easy to dial in some incredible ambiance. Take it from simple slap-back all the way to the outer reaches of the universe.
Dual Delay The three-way tape mode knob lets you chose from three classic tape delays.
Binson Echorec: Get one long repeat followed by multiple shorter repeats. This classic tape delay was used extensively by Pink Floyd in their early years. Totally nebular. Roland RE-201 Space Echo: Dual rhythmic repeats in a classic warm gritty delay. Used by everyone from Radiohead to Brian Setzer (who knew?). This is our favorite mode. Echoplex EP-3: Nothing crazy here, just a classic single analog-sound delay. This mode utilizes just one of the delays for a simpler straight-forward setup
Modulation Add tape-style warble to the delay signal with this incredibly rich optical modulation. With the flip of a switch you can set the modulation to either the first or second delay signal, or turn it off completely. Set it to the second delay signal, set the depth low and the rate to slightly off-match your delay to dial in some really messed up tape sounds.
Reverb Using the new Belton V3 reverb brick, this reverb creates some gorgeous dark natural vibes. Just adjust it up or down, or disengage it completely to suit your liking. The new "Decay" control allows you to adjust the room size and amount of modulation.
Wash The middle stomp switch is a momentary switch that shorts the feedback knob bringing you straight to spaced out oscillation and release to bring it back to the knob feedback setting. Dimensions: 5.6" x 4.6" x 1.6" Current Draw: ~120mA Credit where its due: Based on the Multiplex Echo Machine circuit by 1776 effects, used with permission.
Owner's manual
Foxpedal The Wave User ManualProduct specs
| Brand | Foxpedal |
| Model | The Wave |
| Finish | Graphic |
| Year | 2010s |
| Made In | United States |
| Categories | Delay Pedals, Reverb Pedals |
FAQs
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What effects does the Foxpedal The Wave combine?
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The Foxpedal The Wave combines both delay and reverb effects, allowing you to create lush, ambient soundscapes with a single pedal.
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Does the Foxpedal The Wave offer any modulation options?
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Yes, The Wave includes modulation controls that let you add movement and depth to your delay and reverb effects, enhancing your overall tone.
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Can the Foxpedal The Wave be used with both guitar and bass?
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The Wave is designed primarily for guitar, but it can also be used with bass to add atmospheric delay and reverb effects to your sound.
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What power supply does the Foxpedal The Wave require?
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The Wave requires a standard 9V DC power supply, which is common for most guitar pedals.
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Is the Foxpedal The Wave suitable for live performances?
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Yes, The Wave is well-suited for live performances, offering versatile delay and reverb effects that can enhance your sound on stage.
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PROS
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Exceptional dual delay offers rich, ambient soundscapes
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Wash feature creates endless, feedback-like effects effortlessly
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High-quality construction adds durability and aesthetic appeal
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Versatile with a wide range of tonal possibilities
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Perfect for experimental and ambient music
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Extensive functionality encourages creative exploration
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Delivers both classic and unique tones effectively
CONS
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Reverb is lackluster and lacks depth
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Absence of tap tempo limits live performance flexibility
Owner Insights
We analyzed real musician discussions from forums and Reddit to find what players love, question, and tweak about Foxpedal The Wave.
Features and functionality
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The Wave lacks tap tempo but includes a middle switch for self-oscillation, which is highly appreciated by users.
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Users love the RE-201 mode for psychedelic tones, though they find the reverb could be slightly darker.
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The Wave operates with a 9V standard negative center supply and draws about 120mA, ensuring compatibility with common pedalboard power supplies.
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It offers a max delay time of around 400ms, suitable for moderate echo effects but may not satisfy needs for extended delays.
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The audio circuit is fully analog, using PT2399 digital chips for delay, producing darker repeats and some breakup at longer delay times, appealing for lo-fi delay enthusiasts.
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Users report The Wave's double delay feature creates unique dark sounds, adding depth to ambient effects despite the short delay time.
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Purchased for $195, benefiting from a 40% discount due to Foxpedal's closing sale.
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