Keeley Eccos

I really dug the Ecos delay and looper this is a fun creative powerhouse tool really really great and Keeley makes all kinds of terrific pedals they'v...

Okay, so I hope you enjoyed that deep dive into the Echos delay and looper pedal from Keeley electronics I think it's terrific. It's awesome. I give i...

In the last week, I've gotten a Keeley Eccos. It's absolutely incredible and the delay of my dreams. So versatile and I haven't even scratched the surface of what it can do.

If you've looked up reviews for this on YouTube you've already heard people fawn over this thing and I have to agree with them. I've gotten to experiment with several different delay effects in different forms since getting the Eccos and it has a so much more pleasing organic quality, and infinitely...

The Keeley Eccos replaced a Walrus ARP-87 mostly because it also has a looper and it saves space in the board. It packs a lot of functions in that little box and it is, to my knowledge at least, the only delay with flanger (and also chorus) which sounds amazing so far.

I've owned about seven different delays and a few loop stations, and this one owns them all. Again, Keeley created a product that is easy to use in the simplest modes, sounds amazing, and full of secrets and potential to unlock should you want to get knee-deep in all the features. Do not pass go, an...

Everything can be easily controlled with your foot (the tappable middle knob is genius), switching between presets and looper/delay is really easy, and the build quality feels sturdy. It really feels like they thought of everything when designing this pedal. Between the awesome delay sound, the 4 presets + looper in a smaller footprint, and the price difference, the Eccos was the clear winner in my mind. Tons of features and a great value.

Great pedal. Goes great with my synths. Tap tempo, tweakable. And most importantly. Stereo!!! Hard to find these days in pedals. Thank you.

And since I was so close to having everything I wanted I went ahead and ordered a Keeley Eccos so I could finish the board. Plumes: this is a great tube screamer-ish pedal. I've always had some kind of TS pedal on my board (my first pedal ever was a digitech bad monkey) and I love to use it as a tone shaper/boost to push myself out into the mix for solos.

I'll be honest, before playing on it I was a bit skeptical - it sounded cool in demos, but it seemed like it was being overhyped a bit - once you start playing with it though it becomes pretty clear that this pedal has a truly unique sound and vibe to it. That's probably the best way to describe this pedal - ***V I B E S***. Current signal chain:. Drop > Keeley Tone Workstation > Amazon Distortion > Matthew's Effects The Chemist > EHX Mainframe > Generic Noise Gate > **FX Loop** > Keeley Caverns > Walrus SLARP > Keeley Eccos.