MXR Carbon Copy Analog Delay

Today we have the Carbon Copy Analog Delay from MXR. This truly analog delay uses bucket brigade technology with up to 600 milliseconds of delay time....

It's an all-analog, true bypass, lovely, warm, Booker Brigade delay sound, and it's remarkably simple to use.

Ready to jump into the world of delay? Consider the easy-to-use, reliable MXR M169 Carbon Copy.

It’s so powerful, and simple. After a lot of time with it, it’s slowing becoming an essential part of my board. The key with this pedal is remembering that micro adjustments are your friend.

Missing the velvety smooth sound, knob sweeps and subtle modulation of the first run. Modulation is set too high form factory, cannot match the settings of my first one and the overall sound is not as good. My first one slowly got too quiet for my use, even with the mix level all the way up but what...

MXR Carbon Copy (probably going to get rid of this one. Great pedal, but don't really need it now).

I had the privilege of using an original Echoplex delay box that was lent to me years ago. After returning the Echoplex, I've relied on an inexpensive digital delay pedal that recently began to bomb out on me. After reading a lot of info and positive reviews on the MXR Carbon Copy Delay pedal, I dec...

Buy him some known classics, Ibanez Tube Screamer, Boss DS-1, Dunlop Cry Baby, MXR Carbon Copy Delay are all excellent choices.

This really is a fantastic delay, I played in guitar center and listened to it on youtube and it seemed very "ambient" and pleasing, and in person it about fits the same bill. The texture is very organic to my ears, and fills space without clogging up the guitar's signal. My grippe, and after readin...

Cranking the secondary knob can be a bit much, but definitely a lot of cool stuff going on with this pedal. I’ve had the MXR Carbon Copy for years. I recently took it off my main board and replaced it with the Walrus Audio ARP-87 because I like the momentary functions of the ARP-87. But the carbon copy is awesome; killer warm grainy repeats, beautiful modulation, and self-oscillation.