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Strymon TimeLine Delay Pedal
The TimeLine delay, from Strymon, is a studio-class stereo delay pedal. As with most Strymon pedals, the engineers behind the pedal spent countless hours analyzing delays of the past, both to perfect all the best qualities, and well as push beyond the constraints of history. Strymon ensured that every last bit of processing power is utilized from the SHARC DSP brain.
Inside TimeLine are twelve unique delay algorithms, with many controls over the overall sonic character. From crystal clear digital delays, to warped and degrading analog modelled delays, the TimeLine has one covered. TimeLine can hold up to 200 presents, meaning one can have all of the favorites at the click of a button. Also included is the ability to sync via 5-pin MIDI, as well as a 30-second stereo looper.
TimeLine Features
- Hand crafted, studio-class delay algorithms deliver meticulous, detailed and nuanced delay experiences
- Twelve delay machines to choose from: Digital, Dual, Pattern, Reverse, Ice, Duck, Swell, Trem, Filter, Lo-fi, dTape™, dBucket™.
- Seven front-panel tone shaping knobs: Time, Repeats, Mix, Filter, Grit, Mod Speed, Mod Depth
- Additional menu-driven parameters deliver extremely flexible tone shaping options and complete tweakability
- 200 easily accessible and nameable presets, save and recall at the press of a switch
- Three rugged metal footswitches for preset selection, effect bypass, looper control, and Tap Tempo
- LED display for preset info, BPM/time readout, and extended parameter control
- Multi-color preset LEDs (green for active preset, amber for edited preset)
- Full MIDI implementation allows extended control for those with more complex rigs
- 30-second stereo Looper, routable pre- or post-delay, with MIDI capability.
- Sturdy and lightweight gunmetal gray anodized aluminum chassis, with laser-etched artwork
- Durable black anodized aluminum knobs
- Studio-grade audio input and output jacks
- Ultra low noise, high performance 24-bit 96kHz A/D and D/A converters
- 115dB typical signal to noise
- Analog dry path for a zero latency dry signal that is never converted to digital
- Premium analog front end and output section
- Super high performance DSP in a compact form factor
- 32-bit floating point processing
- True Bypass (electromechanical relay switching)
- Selectable Trails mode with high quality, transparent Analog Buffered Bypass, saveable per preset
- +/- 3dB Boost/Cut, saveable per preset
- Selectable Tap Subdivision, saveable per preset
- Optional Kill Dry mode mutes dry signal, for use in parallel effects loops
- Optional Global Tap Tempo mode
- Dimensions: 6.75″ (171mm) wide, 5.1″ (130mm) deep
- Designed and Built in the USA
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Strymon TimeLine - Pedalboard of the Week 3
Here we are demoing a few of the Strymon TimeLine's different algorithms. We also used the JHS The Emperor and Walrus Audio Warhorn in certain sections. They make a terrific trio!
The engineers behind the TimeLine pedal spent countless hours analyzing delays of the past, both to perfect all the best qualities, and well as push beyond the constraints of history. Strymon ensured that every last bit of processing power is utilized from the SHARC DSP brain.
Inside the TimeLine are twelve unique delay algorithms, with many controls over the overall sonic character. From crystal clear digital delays, to warped and degrading analog modeled delays. TimeLine can hold up to 200 presents and has the ability to sync via 5-pin MIDI, as well as a 30-second stereo looper.
The engineers behind the TimeLine pedal spent countless hours analyzing delays of the past, both to perfect all the best qualities, and well as push beyond the constraints of history. Strymon ensured that every last bit of processing power is utilized from the SHARC DSP brain.
Inside the TimeLine are twelve unique delay algorithms, with many controls over the overall sonic character. From crystal clear digital delays, to warped and degrading analog modeled delays. TimeLine can hold up to 200 presents and has the ability to sync via 5-pin MIDI, as well as a 30-second stereo looper.
Strymon TimeLine - dBucket Delay Machine audio clips
TimeLine provides you with twelve different delay machines, each with extensive control over sonic character and feel. The dBucket machine provides you with a deep and nuanced recreation of analog bucketbrigade style delay types. Two delay time ranges are available, for single or multiple BBD chip delay times. Utilize our exclusive Bucket Loss control, along with dedicated Filter and Mod controls.
Strymon TimeLine Delay Pedal Reviews