Eventide TimeFactor Twin Delay Pedal

User Manual

If you ask professional studio guitarists to recommend their favorite delay pedal, a good many of them will answer the Eventide TimeFactor without hesitation.

And with good reason.

The features and sound quality are tough to beat, with ten different effects and the option of stereo or dual-mono operation. With all the options on this pedal, the inclusion of a loop effect, as well, is just the icing on the cake.

Now here’s the thing:

If you’re looking for compact or cheap, you won’t find it here.

This is a hefty effect pedal in every sense of the word. Not only does it include multiple modes of both loop and delay effects, it also has ten knobs, three footswitches, and an option for adding an external footswitch for additional controls. Once you have your settings dialed in, you can save them easily into one of the 100 preset slots.

Every detail on this pedal is designed for professional musicians.

One handy feature you won’t find on many pedals is the inclusion of both guitar- and line-level inputs and outputs. It also has tap tempo and MIDI clock syncing—two of the features that make it just as appealing in the studio as it is on stage.

Are you ready for the truth?

It’s not an exaggeration to say the TimeFactor is the last delay pedal you’ll ever need.

Not only is the casing die-cast and built to last, but the software comes with endless free upgrades so it will never become obsolete.

If you’re looking for a simple effect, this is probably more pedal than you want. For the professional who’s looking for the ultimate in delay technology, though, the TimeFactor will give it to you for a lifetime.

Features:

• Dimensions: 13” X 7.5” X 4”
• Effects: Digital Delay, Band Delay, Vintage DDL, Filter Pong, Tape Echo, MultiTap Delay, Modulated Delay, Reverse Delay, Ducked Delay, Looper
• Controls: Mix, Delay Mix, Delay Time, Feedback, Xnob, Depth, Speed, Filter
• Power: 9V DC adapter
• 100 preset slots
• 12-second looper