Wampler Pedals AnalogEcho

No manual but didn't need one. Great sounding no matter how you have it set up. It has taken me a little while to tweek it to where I want it but it sounds great

Using a Les Paul guitar and Bugera amp. I use it in my efx loop and it sounds absolutely wonderful. If you are looking for an analog delay at a very affordable price, this is for you.

Seems like it is built like a tank. Had it for a while and don't see any probems.

Haven't used it but everytime I have had a question, I have gotten an answer.

For the money, one of the best delays you can buy. If yo are tired of looking for "that" delay, give the analogecho a try and I'm sure your quest will be over, mine finally is.

Got this pedal, used it the same night out live, easy to tweek and really added tonally.Impressed by Brian's stuff!

I play Strats through several different high fallutin' tube amps, this pedal is fit simply and easily into my rig, which I keep to a minimum, sounds great.

Heavy duty, looks cool, KISS...kept it simple Smart!

I'm a guitarist out using this gear 3-4 nights a week, VERY discriminate when it come to gear, especially effects pedals, this is a simple to use, high quality box,perfect for my applications(Blues-funk-southern rock-whatever!) My ONLY suggestion is that the blue LED on top is BLINDING bright, I put a piece of duck tape over it and that
helped(even with the tape it's completely visible) other than that this thing delivers the goods!

I'm going to keep everything as brief as possible.
The previous reviews are accurate!
Easy, very easy to plug in and tweak.
No manual came in the box, but real men don't use manuals!

Superb! Georgeous analog echo comes out no matter how you set this unit up. I'm still tweaking and moving things around, and there hasn't been a bad combination yet. I used this with my Egnater TOL 100, Mesa Boogie F-50, Fender Champ amp, and just for shcnitch & giggles I used it with my Zinky Smokey into a EV SRO 12" cab. Dang, it sounds good even with that. It has been extremely compatible with my Analogman BiComp, Boss CS-2, Wampler Ecstacy, Analogman KOT, original Expandora, and in the effects loop with the amps as well. Every guitar I used loves this echo: Fender Yngwie Stratocaster, Fender Paisely Tele, Fender Robben Ford, Zion Custom, Bill Lawrence strat with 1 mini and 1 L-500 pup, a Yamaha S-S-H, 7 string Epi Les Paul, and the Wolfgang. Everything sounds sweet! This really is a 9.5 rating.

Haven't had it but for a couple days.......but I believe Brian will stand behind his stuff if something were to go wrong.
I'm more worried about someone stealing it!

I've corresponded with Brian for over 2 or 3 years, since he sold me a upgrade kit for my H & K Warp pedal. That was good. I bought the Ecstacy pedal, and haven't had any problems with that. He always answers my email withing 24 hours to my recollection.

Overall? This pedal is physically the prettiest orange colored pedal I've ever seen. The Ecstacy is beautifully painted to!
I've been playing over 30 years, and I have a lot of other amps and pedals. This is the best echo pedal in my stable...period. I love it!
Get on the Indyguitarist.com members list and save some money with the discounts. 9.5 rating here!

This has the usual four controls, direct bypass footswitch and on/off LED (very bright!) with one extra--and useful--feature, a blinking LED for visual indication the delay length (counterclockwise is steady on and progressively shorter blinks as you go clockwise. very versatile and adjuatable

Absolutely knock-dead gorgeous analog delay and echo. The only noise is from the blinking delay LED: I had to run a separate regulated 9V power adapter to the delay isolate the noise from my other effects. A battery would probably do the trick as well.

Yep. Parts quality and workmanship look to be excellent.

Don't know, but Braian Wampler seems trustworthy.

I've tried this with Fender and Marshall tube amps and a Peavey transistor amp and it sounded good with every guitar I have. This is the best analog delay I've used. I sold my AD9. For the price it's fantastic.

Very easy and straight forward right out of the box. Dial up your delay and repeats, Adjust the volume in the mix as well as the tone of the repeats. Very quickly you can dial in great tones from slap-back country/rockabilly to ethereal Floyd-like echo. No manual - no need. True-bypass, battery and AC operation. And the blue LED flashes in time with the delay setting, which helps when you are fiddling on a dark stage.

This pedal makes you sound...well...like a rock star. Brian Wampler got it right when he said "this is one of the best delay pedals I've ever heard!" Warm, lush and full-sounding, it covers all the bases. I've used it both with a Strat and a number of other humbucker guitars and this pedal makes each of them shine. Live I go through a Traynor YVC-50 Blue with JJ tubes and the extension cab, and this pedal makes it sound like a wall of full stacks. In the rehearsal studio, I've used it with many different amp models always with good results. Either in a chain or by itself, it is noiseless. Tweaking the dials, I had no problem recreating the soundclips as advertised with the product (including the oscillations):

http://tinyurl.com/wampler-analogecho

I've only had it for a month and had no problems. Looking inside, the craftsmanship is very strong and exactly what one would expect from someone with Mr. Wampler's reputation.

I've been a member of Brian's site, indyguitarist.com, for over a year before I bought this pedal, so I had some idea that he knew what he was talking about. (There was a member discount too!) The order interaction was great - got confirmation upon ordering and at shipping, and the pedal arrived ahead of schedule.

I've been playing for over twenty years now, and have gone through a lot of gear, including many different delay units, both pedals and racks. While digital racks sound great through headphones, they can sound cold and flat live (as well as a pain to deal with, always scrolling thru endless menus to make some minute adjustment.) I've been using a Boss DD-6 pedal for the past couple of years, and was always fighting with it to get the sound I wanted...and even then, it often only sounded "OK". The Wampler AnalogEcho ends all of that for me - now it's just simplicity and great tone. (Well, it's also a pleasing Orange color too.) I would definitely get another one should something happen to this one.

Very easy to use analog echo/delay - it operates like most models - 4 control knobs. Has a tone knob to tailor the delay sound, a plus.

Absolutely stunning sound, I cannot praise it highly-enough.
My jaw dropped when I heard it right out of the box; certainly as good of a delay as you'll ever hear.
Not noisy at all and just the right 'warmth' of a vintage design.
FULL BYPASS, too.
It has retired all my 'oldies' and is the only delay I use now.
My live setup is: guitar>George Dennis Distorted Mind Rock OD> Ibanez [modded FBP] FL9 flanger> Wampler AnalogEcho> Peavey 5150 amp head> Marshall cab.
Plenty of range parameters.

Rock-solid handmade build quality; I am confident of its continued reliability.
No problems at all. Solid metal case [square Hammond], metal jacks, metal switch, durable powdercoat finish. Bright blue LED.
I looked inside and it is lovely:
Long battery life or a Boss-type 9V wall wart can be employed.

Jeff Wampler is a nice fellow and is located only about 20 miles from me. He stands behind his products. I haven't needed any service but he answers email promptly and is friendly and helpful.

I would recommend this effect to anyone wanting a top-shelf delay at a good price.