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halo pedal Keeley Halo Andy Timmons Dual Echo Delay Pedal "Glow in the Dark"- Exc – Quimper Sound Records and Guitars

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halo pedal Keeley Halo Andy Timmons Dual Echo Delay Pedal "Glow in the Dark"- Exc – Quimper Sound Records and GuitarsQuimper Sound Exclusive Glow in the Dark Colorway! Hit it with a blacklight and watch it shine!. Keeley Electronics Andy Timmons "Halo" Dual Echo Delay Pedal Andy Timmons' mysterious sounding "Halo" effect is a modulated dual echo sound that has long been kept a secret by the tone wizard himself. Andy spent decades combining and crafting the sounds you can now get from the HALO. Notes from the HALO dance rhythmically, almost creating a reverb

Quimper Sound Exclusive Glow in the Dark Colorway!
Hit it with a blacklight and watch it shine!.

Keeley Electronics Andy Timmons "Halo" Dual Echo Delay Pedal

Andy Timmons' mysterious sounding "Halo" effect is a modulated dual echo sound that has long been kept a secret by the tone wizard himself. Andy spent decades combining and crafting the sounds you can now get from the HALO. Notes from the HALO dance rhythmically, almost creating a reverb diffusion. Those notes are held together with tape-style effects like modulation, saturation, and compression. The results are stunning. The pedal comes loaded with his signature delay tone, and you can program your own sounds and save them as presets. Easily bounce between Side A and B on the fly, essentially giving you two delay pedals in one. In addition to Andy's signature "Halo" sound, there are numerous other rhythmic delays including: quarter note, dotted 8th, stereo rack mount analog delay, and a vintage multi-head tape echo. Stunning stereo and pristine sound quality are further enhanced with controls for saturation, tone, and shelving filters that give you the ultimate delay pedal.

Tone Factory
  • Saturate Control : Add tape compression texture to your tone.
  • Tone and High Pass Filter : Shape your overall delay sound and mix.
  • Rhythm Mode Selector : Choose between 5 delay types, including Andy's unique "Halo" sound.
  • Time and Feedback Controls : Set low for ambient chorus and flanger effects.
  • Stereo Operation : Run the HALO in stereo for incredible true-stereo imaging.
  • Preset Saving : Save your favorite combination of settings and use the HALO as a compact multi-effect workstation.
The Sound of Two Delays
  • Dual Delay Functionality : Use the HALO as two delay pedals that work in tandem, letting you switch between your main delay (side A) and an alternative (side B).
  • Delay Time : Up to 1500 ms of available delay.
  • Smart Stomp System : Press and hold either stomp switch to engage tap tempo mode. Press and hold the alternate stomp switch for infinite repeat/hold.
  • Preset Banks : Each bank gives you 2 delay settings for a total of 8 user-storable effects.
Features
  • Rhythm Control : Select between different echoes like HALO, Analog, Tape, Quarter, and Dotted Eighth.
  • Andy Timmons Signature Sound : Andy Timmons' signature "Halo" sound saved as a preset.
  • Two Delay Pedals in One : Save different sounds to A and B, then switch between the two.
  • 5 Delay Rhythms : Including stereo rack BBD and multi-head tape delay.
  • 8 Factory Presets : Loaded with new delay and modulation sounds.
  • Status Light : Indicates when you've adjusted a knob from home settings.
  • Soft Stomp Switches : For tap tempo, infinite hold, preset save/recall, and more.
  • Remote Switching : Programmable expression pedal control.
  • DREAM Multi-Core DSP : For stunning sound quality.
  • True-Bypass or Trails : Choose your preferred bypass mode.
  • Made in the USA : Crafted with precision and care.

In summary, the Keeley Electronics Andy Timmons "Halo" Dual Echo Delay Pedal combines Andy's signature delay tones with powerful features, creating a versatile and dynamic delay pedal that is essential for any guitarist seeking rich and textured delay sounds.

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