CNZ AudioTime Warp - Multi-Delay Guitar Effects Pedal, Dual Input & Output

I bought this delay for the synthesizer, and needed stereo. This product was the only one or one of the few stereo delays under $100, and it turned out to be really amazing! Several modes including analog, ping pong, lo fi. They are all different and have their own charm. Quality sound! I prefer 'tape' setting that sounds more analog than 'analog'. And its compact size makes this effect an excellent choice for the synthesizer. I would say, it blows most of the onboard synth delay units away. And big bonus point for USB power!

This is a very excellent delay pedal. It found a better home in the effects loop of my mixer than my pedal board. The sounds and features are simply amazing for the price. There are some quirks that would probably be problematic in a live setting. When switching between delay settings, you need to tap in your tempo again. Mine has a little difficulty being in the correct setting if I turn the type knob too fast. The knob are a little wobbly. All that said, the *sound* is that of a much more expensive pedal. It's great for a home studio, and, hey, for the price, might as well try it out for gigging.

I must admit that I'm really glad I found out about this pedal. It has everything I need, sound wise and technically.It's a bit smaller than expected but it packs a huge sound regardless.I have seen other customers have problems with their pedal and I hope I'm not one of them too *touch wood*.I do however, have some dislikes on the pedal... as fun as the pitch and mod settings are, I really don't like it. It sorta takes place of something that could've been on there (I'm not quite sure what though but I feel that there is). It's cool for before rehearsals when you're bored of hearing the drummer tune the toms for the 3rd time in an hour.Also, this pedal would be so amazing if I could use time signatures (dotted 8's, triplets, that sorta thing).Other than those, I'd recommend this pedal to any guitarist. It's a great pedal and I hope the guys at CNZ Audio keep up with the good work.If they're seeing this, a great reverb pedal would go great to go with this. And with shimmer and a buffered bypass, thanks.

The media could not be loaded. Rock solid construction, small footprint, tap tempo, crazy options, freeze mode, sounds great!

This pedal is much like Donner Ultimate Delay which is also a digital delay. This one has navy & silver space artwork and comes from a company not as well known for their pedals.THE GOOD NEWS:Small size approx. 3.5" x 4.375"Sturdy, metal, compact casingMultiple effects - 11 in allStereoTHE BAD NEWS:Knobs (pots) wobble and feel like they might break after some heavy useNOT true bypassWhen moving knobs while on you will hear blips--like digital artifactsOTHER NEWS:Comes with a USB cable to power it - it cannot accept a battery - works well with my 9V Lavolta adapter - this may be irrelevant to the AC folksIt oddly never shuts off (meaning an LED is always on so I turn off my power strip that it and my other pedals are plugged into)Footswitch will adjust the speed in addition to the knob, but it's not as intuitive as it sounds (or maybe it's not behaving properly for me)BOTTOM LINE: For the price, it works pretty well to fool around and see what sounds you can get out of the 11 effects. However, I would not recommend for you need a reliable and durable pedal.

The media could not be loaded. Tons of features in this thing! The freeze option is pretty seeet and I really dig the mod delay and the tape delay. Def a sweet choice for the price!

I had to return this item. Although the sound quality is good and the delays are as you would expect with even some extra crazy wild delays I could not use it as the bypass in-out switch always made a loud thump sound on the audio line so I could not switch during record.

Still diving into this pedal. I was looking for a digital delay that could do long delays. This pedal can go up to 4 seconds! It also has tap tempo capabilities and a hold function. I haven't played through each mode so far but I do really like the tremolo and tube options. The ping pong seems pretty good, too!I have purchased 5 delay pedals this year, and this one is on the higher end of "budget" but I think it will prove to be worth the cost.