ECHO

Post Modular

£70

The ECHO (formerly known as the EKO) is a compact voltage-controlled echo/delay comes in the very tidy size of 4HP and is certain to be one of the best bangs for your buck. A very unique echo using the PT2399 IC featuring Voltage Controlled Rate. Manual controls for Rate, Feedback, and Mix. Beautiful and bizarre, CV modulation of the rate brings in ghostly pitch bent sounds to metallic reverbs. An effects module that everyone needs in their rig. ECHO Rate CV accepts -5 / +5 voltages (although the negative range is almost -7) ECHO Rate knob is setup to push the chip into extreme territory and w

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