Death by Audio Echo Master Lo-Fi Vocal Delay/Preamp Effects Pedal

The Death By Audio Echo Master lo-fi vocal delay/preamp is a multitasking analog tape-style echo that rules on stage. It delivers lush vocals shrouded in dusky analog repeats and is invaluable in the studio while recording, reamping, mixing and more. It’s carefully voiced to avoid monitor feedback, includes a robust transformer-balanced mic preamp along with sturdy Neutrik XLR jacks and is equipped with an impedance-matching effects loop, so can patch other pedals in vocal chain. An (optional) mic clip backplate (sold separately) puts the controls within reach during performances so can tweak the delay effect as sing, effectively remixing self (or bandmates) live. Best of all, the Echo Master puts total control over vocal sound at fingertips, so get the sound want, when want it, all the time. Since changeovers at shows can happen quickly and there isn’t always time for soundcheck, the Echo Master gets amplified and rocking with consistent high-quality echo effects in no time at all. Simply plug microphone into the mic input, connect the sound engineer’s vocal line to the mic output and plug pedals into the effects loop. When ’re ready to rock, the F-Back control adjusts the number of repeats from one single echo to infinite raging feedback and the Time knob sets the delay time between 30ms–620ms. The Mix knob is calibrated to preserve intelligibility (and keep the sound engineer happy), allowing to sweep from bone-dry to a 50/50 wet/dry blend. In the studio, the Echo Master is a whole other animal. Use it with acoustic instrument and percussion mics to commit wild new sounds to tape (or hard drive).