TimeLine Multi Delay
By Strymon
Strymon's original flagship delay pedal, offering twelve delay machines, a 30-second stereo looper, and full MIDI control.
About this pedal
TimeLine was Strymon’s first studio-class delay pedal, built around a SHARC DSP to run twelve distinct delay machines spanning crystal-clear digital delays, saturated tape and analog voices, reverse, ice, and rhythmic pattern delays. It stores up to 200 presets, includes a routable 30-second stereo looper, and offers full MIDI implementation — the same architecture later expanded on by TimeLine MX.
Specs
| Bypass | True bypass (electromechanical relay) or Analog Buffered Bypass |
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| Dimensions | 6.75" wide x 5.1" deep x 2.7" tall (17.15 x 12.95 x 6.86 cm) |
Quick answers
- How much does the TimeLine Multi Delay cost?
- Strymon lists it at $449 (USD). Dealer and used prices vary.
- Is the TimeLine Multi Delay still available?
- Yes. Strymon lists it as a current model that's available to order.
- Who makes the TimeLine Multi Delay?
- Strymon, building gear since 2009. Where it's built: All Strymon products are designed and built in the USA. It's listed here as a delay pedal.
- How long is the wait for Strymon gear?
- In-stock orders usually leave the warehouse within 1 business day.