FLUX is dropping a stereo analog delay
Posted: Tue Jun 07, 2016 7:35 am
Dammit!! Just when I think I'm done with delay.... 100% satisfied with my Binson Echorec, Space Echo RE201, Chase Bliss Tonal Recall, Space Case Echo, Source audio Nemesis, Eighty Tape Limbo II, and another 5 to 10 delays for various uses.....
Then FLUX has to go and announce a stereo analog delay that will have a feature never before seen in an analog delay (though they haven't said what it is yet). All I know is their Flux Liquid Ambience is one of the best Reverbs ever made so I'm sure this will be amazing. Take my money....
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At long last, Flux Effects will be dropping a brand new pedal this year.
Although it was officially announced at the Signal Chain launch event in 2014, delays has seen the preliminary design for the Stereo Analog Delay take over a year to complete.
The Stereo Analog Delay will feature 600ms delay, tap tempo with 5 tap- divisions, modulated repeats with speed and intensity, complete tone control of repeats as well as MIDI capability.
That isn’t all though, Flux Effects have promised that this pedal will also include features that are yet to be seen in an analog delay pedal, however they are not revealing details until closer to the release.
The main challenge that Flux Effects had with the pedal design was fitting all of the circuitry in their standard enclosure size. The team described the task as “like a puzzle”, however with the design now finalised, prototypes will start to be produced and we can expect to see this pedal hit the market in the near future."
Then FLUX has to go and announce a stereo analog delay that will have a feature never before seen in an analog delay (though they haven't said what it is yet). All I know is their Flux Liquid Ambience is one of the best Reverbs ever made so I'm sure this will be amazing. Take my money....
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At long last, Flux Effects will be dropping a brand new pedal this year.
Although it was officially announced at the Signal Chain launch event in 2014, delays has seen the preliminary design for the Stereo Analog Delay take over a year to complete.
The Stereo Analog Delay will feature 600ms delay, tap tempo with 5 tap- divisions, modulated repeats with speed and intensity, complete tone control of repeats as well as MIDI capability.
That isn’t all though, Flux Effects have promised that this pedal will also include features that are yet to be seen in an analog delay pedal, however they are not revealing details until closer to the release.
The main challenge that Flux Effects had with the pedal design was fitting all of the circuitry in their standard enclosure size. The team described the task as “like a puzzle”, however with the design now finalised, prototypes will start to be produced and we can expect to see this pedal hit the market in the near future."