Span the full gamut of known delay possibilities and beyond with Echosystem from Empress Effects, a powerful delay-crafting pedal that offers over 42 delay algorithms across 12 types, covering everything from analog and tape delays to vintage digital and modern takes. With two simultaneous FX, you can wield impressive temporal powers to cover any style.

Two preset modes (bank or scrolling style) let you sift through up to 35 user-customizable presets, which can be easily accessed via three footswitches. Exploit Ambient mode for chilled out atmospherics or Multitap mode for creative inspiration. Stereo I/O lets you connect to numerous configurations, as well as to instruments like keyboards and synths, and a cabinet simulator offers three variations to choose from for recording, practicing, or gigs without an amp. And despite all the features and sounds packed into the Echosystem, this pedal remains impressively compact and lightweight, cutting down considerably on your pedalboard mass.

Emulates Digital, Analog & Tape Delays    2 Simultaneous Delay FX    Ambient Mode Creates Chill Atmospheres    Multitap Delays for Creative Effects    12 Algorithm Types, 42 Algorithms Total    Up to 35 Presets and 2 Preset Modes    Cabinet Simulator with 3 Variations    Output Transformer & Low-Noise Operation    Comprehensive Connectivity    True and Buffered Bypass Options

Emulations of classic tape and analog units are available, as well as Empress Effect's take on these types of delay. In addition to delays, there's super-useful reverb combos, which elevate any guitar part.

All the algorithm controls are sitting on a knob in front of you; no fiddling through laborious menus. Global tap tempo and local tempo with lots of subdivisions are available on all modes in addition to being able to set the delay time directly with the knob.

The Advanced configuration menu lets you configure how your delay works. Select from true or buffered bypass, 0 to 35 presets, MIDI configuration, Control Port (expression pedal, external tap, control voltage, and MIDI), and which style of preset system to use—input signal pad, output transformer enable, and more.

Featuring an ultralow-noise signal path with a signal-to-noise ratio of >104 dB, the Echosystem avoids excessive noise that can creep into a delay signal. The pedal maintains an entirely analog dry signal path that uses a VCA to blend the wet signal, preventing the unwanted zipper noise. When used in conjunction with the optional true bypass mode, you can experience a pure signal free of tone suck or signal loss.

Echosystem boasts high-resolution digital sampling at 24-bit, 48 kHz. The system utilizes 32-bit internal DSP for alias-free effect processing.

Get hum-free operation when operating in stereo with two amps. Output 2 is isolated with a transformer to eliminate nasty ground loops.

The Universal Control Port allows you to connect an expression pedal, external tap switch, control voltage, external audio input, and MIDI—all using a standard 1/4" jack. Along with stereo input and output jacks, you get numerous connectivity options for many different configuration and pedalboard setups.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. How many exposures in a pack?

A: Each pack has 1 tutorial, 6 adhesive strips, and 3 layer effects.

Q: 2. 110 volt or 100 to 240?

A: 110

Q: 3. Anybody had problems with the metal arm swinging too feely and not staying in place?

A: We have had one customer report such an issue, but for the most part this does not seem to be a problem for the Pixel G1s Bi-Color RGB Video Light with Built-In Effects. Should the mounting arm feel a little lose it may just need to be tightened down a bit for a more secure hold.

Q: 4. Is the Aux out a TRS balanced output?

A: According to Soundcraft, the Aux out is a TRS balanced output.

Q: 5. Do u guys have a case for ALLEN &HEALTH 12 FX ZED

A: Sorry, cases are not offered for ZED mixers. However, if you'd like to have a case manufacturer build a custom case, the dimensions of the mixers are found in our user guides. Go to:https://www.allen-heath.com/media/AP7085_3-ZED12FX_ZED16FX_ZED22FX-User-Guide-Issue-3.pdf. Thanks.

Q: 6. Does this mixer have midi in/out for fx sync?

A: The Soundcraft Signature 12 MTK does not feature any MIDI functionality or connections.

Q: 7. Does this work with Catalina?

A: Accordeing to the Soundcraft website: "Supports Mac OS 10.7.x Lion through 10.11.x El Capitan" https://www.soundcraft.com/en/products/signature-12-mtk

Q: 8. Is there a mic and line level switch for the outputs on this board?

A: No, the Soundcraft EFX 12-Channel Mixer has separate Mic and Line inputs.

Q: 9. Does this mixer come with a allen and heath box like the zed 10? Mine came just with an outside box.

A: his is factory boxed by Allen & Heath.

Q: 10. Hosa Technology GPP290 Monaural Male 1/4" Phone to Stereo Female 1/4" Phone Adapter Can the above adapter be used to insert headphones into the adapter re the Zedi 10 FX's "aux out" quarter inch jack? Would this, notwithstanding the need for a converter, to convert line level signal to headphones level signal, work? If headphones are inserted into the aux out jack directly, the result is audio in the left ear only.

A: First, let's make clear that headphone signal is line level and headphone outputs typically use a stereo connector. The aux output on the Allen & Heath ZEDi-10FX is sending a mono line level output signal via a 1/4" TS (mono) jack, so that is why you only hear audio through the left side of your headphones when you connect the stereo plug to the mono output. The Hosa Technology GPP290 Monaural Male 1/4" Phone to Stereo Female 1/4" Phone Adapter (B&H # HOAPMSPF) will convert the stereo plug on your headphones to mono and that will allow you to hear mono audio through both sides of you headphones (same audio through both sides) when you connect the stereo headphones to the mixer's mono aux output. If you need to connect two sets of stereo headphones to the ZEDi-10FX, a better option would be to use a stereo splitter connected to the mixer's headphone output. The Hosa Technology 1/4" Male to Two 1/4" Female Y-Cable (B&H # HOYCSPM2SPF) will allow you to connect two sets of stereo headphones without sacrificing tone, volume or stereo separation. If you need to accommodate more than two sets of headphones, the best option is to use a separate headphone amplifier connected to the mixer's headphone jack. The Polsen HMA-41 4-Channel Stereo Headphone Amplifier (B&H # POHMA41) or the Mackie HM-4 4-Way Headphones Amplifier (B&H # MAHM4) are good options for this purpose. The headphone amplifier will give each user their own headphone jack as well as an individual volume control to set the volume level for their headphones fas desired.