MXR Reverb / Delay Pedals

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About MXR Reverb & Delay Pedals

MXR Reverb and Delay Pedals offer a wide range of tones in a compact and easy to use format. MXR introduced the iconic Carbon Copy Analog Delay in 2008 and from the pedal board of guitar players to the studio recording world it has proven itself to be a modern-day classic. The Carbon Copy design boasts simple controls harnessing the analog warmth of bucket brigade technology, maintaining a completely analog audio path.  A simple three knob layout controls delay time, mix and a tone control which makes it a very easy to use guitar pedal.  An additional mod switch introduces an undulating ebb and flow of time modulation to provide richly organic modulation to the delays which can be adjusted with two internal trim pots for rate control and depth control. The Deluxe model adds tap tempo and the optional modulation is moved from a top mounted switch to two dedicated knobs on the face of the pedal.

All versions of the Carbon Copy feature true hardwire bypass and can go from slap echoes to an authentic rich wash of warm delay. If a digital delay with even more tonal options is what you're looking for the Joshua Ambient Echo is a great solution, with a second delay, stereo output and a voice knob offering even more tonal options. The M300 Reverb features a stereo input and six meticulously crafted reverbs from truly authentic sounding reverb to shimmer reverb and a tone control taking on a prominent role in shaping the sound. This is a diverse reverb that sounds good in all knob setting configurations.

Why Should I Choose an MXR Reverb or Delay Pedal?

  • World-class tone
  • Hardwearing and sturdy enclosures
  • Compact pedalboard-friendly designs

Frequently Asked Questions about MXR Reverb / Delay Pedals

Question: Are MXR reverb & delay pedals any good?
Yes, MXR reverb and delay pedals are excellent, and with a wide variety of tones there is an excellent choice for any taste.
Question: Who uses an MXR reverb & delay pedal?
MXR delay and reverb pedals are used by a wide array of artists including John Frusciante of Red Hot Chili Peppers, John Mayer, Misha Mansoor of Periphery, Kevin Parker of Tame Impala.
Question: Where are MXR reverb & delay pedals made?
MXR pedals are made in Benicia, California.
Question: What is the difference between the Carbon Copy delay and the Carbon Copy Bright delay?
The difference between the standard Carbon Copy and the Bright version is the clarity of the delayed repeats. The original pedal has analog-style dark sounding echoes. The bright version has, as the name suggests, much clearer and brighter repeats. Both are different and both are equally valid.
Question: Should I place my reverb before or after my delay?
This is an age-old debate but our official position on this is to have reverb last in your chain.