Caline Delay Effect Guitar Pedal Time Space Echo Electric Digital Pedal with 3 Switches Aluminum Alloy Housing CP-17

This review is for the Caline Time Space delay pedal. I've bought four of these, they've all worked fine, one was a gift and the other three are on my pedalboards. I actually appreciate the external battery, it's super easy to swap and it will never leak inside and spoil the circuit board or battery clip. I have over 200 pedals in my studio, it would cost a lot and create waste populating them all with batteries.This pedal is a little bit high in current draw and eats a 9-volt battery fast. I found that by running this pedal on an external power supply outlet capable of 200 mA (double what a ProCell can sustain) this delay sounds better (less background noise and pop when switching ON-OFF).Combine one of these with something like the Donner Tap Delay (available here on Amazon) and you're on your way to U2-style echo fun for under $100 for the two delay pedals.I bought my first one of these delays because it was so cheap, the clarity of the delay impressed me so much that I bought the others to use as echo presets. I gave one to a doctor friend who has tons of expensive synthesizers, he was quite impressed and uses it regularly on a pricey Moog.I have a Moog Theramin which really comes to life with a simple little delay like this Caline Time Space. I like combining this delay with the Caline "So What" flanger (also cheap and available here on Amazon), it can do everything from chorus to flanging, with the echo it's a whole bunch of weird sci-fi sound fun.Good luck and good music to all!

This product is the best pedal for the money. For a basic echo/delay effect it does the job, at a quarter of the price. I used it right away and it functioned as described. I recommend this pedal for people who do not have a lot of money to spend.

A solid, fun pedal for the price. I use it with various synths and I'd recommend it for the price.

Worked for about 5 minutes.

So, it’s 30 bucks. You get what you pay for. Anything past about 6&1/2 on the repeat knob throws it into an infinite loop that turns into shrinking feedback, on my other echo pedals you don’t really get there til 9 or so. It’s REALLY limited. I got mine to run a synth through so I can always be in control of it, it works good in that capacity. For guitar, don’t get this. One tap and you could be in the embarrassing situation of losing control of your guitar. There isn’t 1-10 tics on it so you have to kinda eyeball where you are, like, sometimes you wanna write down titles of your songs and the specs so you can reach down and tune in say “4-4-6” real quick between live songs. You cont really do that so precisely with this.It’s maybe best quality is that it’s a solid chunk of steel, feels like you could drop it off a building and she would still work.So, For $30 I have a cool little effect to throw my synth through, if you’re looking to do some really far out stuff and make the speed and resonance part of the orchestration of a song, throw some good money down and get a killer one. This is more like a toy. I don’t feel ripped off, I’m keeping it but if I knew what I know now I wouldn’t go more than $20.

Killer pedal for the price. Amazing how much these cheap a*ss pedals sound so much like crap from the 90"s because technology and ish. Great for slap back or just an nice smooth analog delay to go with your reverb.

Works perfect and is very sturdy. The quality is better than I expected.

Stopped working about a week later.