t.c. electronic TC2290 Dynamic Digital Delay

t.c. electronic
TC2290 - Dynamic Digital Delay

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Introduced: 1986
Still in production

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A classic delay, first produced in 1986, used by Robert Fripp and others for looping. Expensive, but apparently worth it for sound quality. 4 seconds of sampling is stock, expandable up to 64 seconds. Includes real-time loop controls like tap tempo, "sound on sound," editing loop points, and sample triggering. Also, delay effects like dynamic modulation for chorus, pan, etc.

Unfortunately, the memory modules for upgrading the memory are discontinued. So you can't expand the delay time anymore. The footpedal is also discontinued, so some functions are difficult to control.

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