PRELOVED FOXGEAR Echosex Baby Delay Pedal
PRELOVED FOXGEAR Echosex Baby Delay Pedal
The Foxgear Echosex Baby is a compact “vintage drum echo machine” delay designed to capture that Binson Echorec-style ambience—lush, slightly mysterious repeats that feel three-dimensional rather than sterile. It borrows its concept from the award-winning Gurus Echosex, using a Class A FET preamp to add a touch of amp-like warmth and nuance, without needing a tube on board.
Controls
- Tone: shapes the tone of the repeats (brighter/darker)
- Age: adds “wear” character—subtle modulation up to noon, then more random pitch texture higher up
- Level: sets the volume of repeats against your dry signal
- Repeats: from single repeats to infinite/self-oscillation
- Time: delay time range 60ms to around 780ms
Key specs
- Power: 9–12V DC (negative tip / centre-negative style)
- Current draw: <100mA @ 9V
- Input/Output impedance: ≤1MΩ / ≤10kΩ
- Size/weight: 60mm (W) x 120mm (L) x 30mm (H), 0.2kg
Why Buy Preloved at Colemans Music?
- Trusted Melbourne retailer (South Melbourne store + online)
- Preloved gear inspected & tested so you can buy with confidence
- Real advice from musicians on delay placement, powering, and dialling in vintage-style echoes
- Australia-wide delivery with careful packing
- Support after purchase if you need help getting it sounding right
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PRELOVED FOXGEAR Echosex Baby Delay Pedal
PRELOVED FOXGEAR Echosex Baby Delay Pedal
The Foxgear Echosex Baby is a compact “vintage drum echo machine” delay designed to capture that Binson Echorec-style ambience—lush, slightly mysterious repeats that feel three-dimensional rather than sterile. It borrows its concept from the award-winning Gurus Echosex, using a Class A FET preamp to add a touch of amp-like warmth and nuance, without needing a tube on board.
Controls
- Tone: shapes the tone of the repeats (brighter/darker)
- Age: adds “wear” character—subtle modulation up to noon, then more random pitch texture higher up
- Level: sets the volume of repeats against your dry signal
- Repeats: from single repeats to infinite/self-oscillation
- Time: delay time range 60ms to around 780ms
Key specs
- Power: 9–12V DC (negative tip / centre-negative style)
- Current draw: <100mA @ 9V
- Input/Output impedance: ≤1MΩ / ≤10kΩ
- Size/weight: 60mm (W) x 120mm (L) x 30mm (H), 0.2kg
Why Buy Preloved at Colemans Music?
- Trusted Melbourne retailer (South Melbourne store + online)
- Preloved gear inspected & tested so you can buy with confidence
- Real advice from musicians on delay placement, powering, and dialling in vintage-style echoes
- Australia-wide delivery with careful packing
- Support after purchase if you need help getting it sounding right
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PRELOVED FOXGEAR Echosex Baby Delay Pedal
The Foxgear Echosex Baby is a compact “vintage drum echo machine” delay designed to capture that Binson Echorec-style ambience—lush, slightly mysterious repeats that feel three-dimensional rather than sterile. It borrows its concept from the award-winning Gurus Echosex, using a Class A FET preamp to add a touch of amp-like warmth and nuance, without needing a tube on board.
Controls
- Tone: shapes the tone of the repeats (brighter/darker)
- Age: adds “wear” character—subtle modulation up to noon, then more random pitch texture higher up
- Level: sets the volume of repeats against your dry signal
- Repeats: from single repeats to infinite/self-oscillation
- Time: delay time range 60ms to around 780ms
Key specs
- Power: 9–12V DC (negative tip / centre-negative style)
- Current draw: <100mA @ 9V
- Input/Output impedance: ≤1MΩ / ≤10kΩ
- Size/weight: 60mm (W) x 120mm (L) x 30mm (H), 0.2kg
Why Buy Preloved at Colemans Music?
- Trusted Melbourne retailer (South Melbourne store + online)
- Preloved gear inspected & tested so you can buy with confidence
- Real advice from musicians on delay placement, powering, and dialling in vintage-style echoes
- Australia-wide delivery with careful packing
- Support after purchase if you need help getting it sounding right
