Clockwork Echo
A discontinued analog BBD delay co-designed with Howard Davis (creator of the original Deluxe Memory Man), with digitally controlled tap tempo and dual expression inputs.
About this pedal
Clockwork Echo was an analog bucket-brigade delay developed with Howard Davis, creator of the original Deluxe Memory Man, pairing classic BBD delay chips with digital tap-tempo control. It offered true stereo output, up to 600ms of delay with modulation for chorus/Leslie-style textures, and two expression pedal inputs for controlling time and repeats. Retired from the current lineup.
Quick answers
- How much does the Clockwork Echo cost?
- J. Rockett Audio Designs lists it at $199.50 (USD). Dealer and used prices vary.
- Is the Clockwork Echo still available?
- No. J. Rockett Audio Designs has discontinued it, so used listings are the way to find one.
- Who makes the Clockwork Echo?
- J. Rockett Audio Designs, building gear since 2006. Where it's built: Hand built in Southern California with steel enclosures. It's listed here as a delay pedal.