New Halo Core
A streamlined, DSP-powered version of Keeley's Andy Timmons signature Halo delay, with simplified controls.
About this pedal
Halo Core carries over the modulated dual-echo ‘Halo’ tone from Keeley’s original Andy Timmons delay pedal — including classic Halo, quarter-note, and dotted-eighth modes — in a smaller, simplified control set with dedicated tap tempo and a redesigned Infinite Hold.
Quick answers
- How much does the New Halo Core cost?
- Keeley Electronics lists it at $249 (USD). Dealer and used prices vary.
- Is the New Halo Core still available?
- Yes. Keeley Electronics lists it as a current model that's available to order.
- Who makes the New Halo Core?
- Keeley Electronics. Where it's built: Designed, built and tested in Oklahoma City. Keeley makes everything in-house from enclosures and powder coating to circuit boards and final assembly, with no outsourced production. It's listed here as a delay pedal.
- What warranty does Keeley Electronics offer?
- Every new pedal includes a two-year parts and labor warranty. Keeley also repairs its own pedals past warranty for a flat fee ($35.95 in the USA, $59.95 international) and typically turns repairs around in 24 to 36 hours. Keeley only repairs pedals it built or originally modified. Repairs start with the online repair ticket or service@rkfx.com.