Keeley Mag Echo - Tape Delay

The Keeley Magnetic Echo is a digital recreation of an old analog Tape delay. It’s delay times range from 40-600 ms and it features the characteristic darker, degrading delay signals. To simulate ‘tape flutter’, Keeley have added a modulation setting, that can be mixed with the delay repeats. The modulation section is the chorus part out of the Keeley Seafoam Chorus and gives you control over speed and depth.
Signal flow is as follows: Fender TC90 with Seymour Duncan Custom P90 in the bridge into a Victory V4 Countess Preamp into the Keeley Mag Echo into my audio interface..

[@williamdevlin366]

Thank you for an excellent video! I have one & still need to mess with it to get the most out of it…I know Robert has it in there! 🇺🇸

[@BryanDenham]

wow , Keely did such a good job with this circuit , im going to have to see if i can build me one of these , maybe try to add a tone nob for the repeats only. thank you for the demo .

[@ricardourquiza4255]

I was getting angry at your guitar playing but then i saw the name of the channel and at least you acknowledge it

[@pspbsb]

Nice video. Thanks!

[@caiostolf2002]

WOW, this pedal is a high ehx memory man competitor...

[@bartvschuylenburg]

It sounds great, but nothing like a tape delay. This is clearly a bucketmemory delay.

[@thomas79marshall]

A lot of background hiss. Why?

[@rickthomas393]

Good Demo.
Mediocre name.

[@rickthomas393]

Good demo,
….Mediocre name.

[@jamiedoerfler3693]

Yeah, that name is really important.