Strymon Brigadier

Imagine a full, deep, and warm, true analog delay guitar effects pedal that doesn’t let your signal’s tonal clarity get lost in the mix. That’s precisely what you get with the Big Joe B-304 Analog Delay. Use the Time knob to dial in delays ranging from 30ms to 300ms and control the feedback from quick slap-backs to nigh-infinite repeats with the Repeats knob. The Big Joe B-304 Analog Delay is a very organic vintage-sounding delay that comes with true bypass switching.

Caline goes above and beyond in their quest to give you more bang for your buck with the Caline CP-37 Drifter guitar effects pedal. The CP-37 packs seven different delay effects, each of which has delay times that range from 50ms to 838ms, into one sturdy stompbox. You get Digital and Analog modes, a tape echo simulator, a tube-driven echo machine effect, a Mod mode that combines delay and chorus, a Sweep mode that combines delay with a sweep filter, and a LoFi mode that tacks on a sample reducing feedback effect.