Fuzzlord Dark Master Echo *NEW* (2025 - Gray/Graphic)

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From Fuzzlord:

Ancient Echoes And Modern Shadows

Dark Master Echo. Inspired by the hypnotic pulse of vintage tape echo machines, this ambient delay pedal channels the warm, warbled reflections of the past into a powerful, modern tool for sonic exploration.

More than just an echo—this is atmosphere in a box. A ghostly chorus of repeats, filtered through the haze of lo-fi imperfection, ready to haunt every riff, lead, or droning wall of sound. With up to 500ms of delay time and a tone-shaping Dark control, the Dark Master doesn’t just repeat your signal—it buries it in depth, character, and mystery.

At its core, the Dark Master features an all-analog dry path for uncolored tone and a digital wet path for delay repeats full of darkened texture. Whether you’re summoning subtle ambiance or chasing self-oscillating madness, this pedal gives you full command over your echo trail with intuitive, powerful controls.

The Dark Master Echo is your guide to the depths of analog ambiance and experimental delay. Built for players who value mood, texture, and atmosphere as much as volume and aggression. Pair it with fuzz for soaring post-apocalyptic tones or run it clean for haunting, minimalist reflections.

Controls

MIX: Balance the wet/dry blend. Push it for washed-out chaos or pull it back for subtle shadows beneath your notes

Dark: A lo-pass filter that shapes the repeats. Turn it clockwise to strip away treble and plunge the echoes into warm, tape-inspired darkness

TIME: Adjust the delay length. From short slapback textures to long, lingering repeats (up to ~500ms)

FDBK: Controls the number of repeats. At low settings, a single ghost trails your note. Cranked up, the Dark Master can spiral into eerie, self-oscillating soundscapes

Specifications

: 9V center-negative 2.1mm isolated power supply only

: 120 x 94 x 34 mm

: True bypass soft-touch switching for silent operation

: 65mA

: All-analog

: Digital delay with tone-shaping

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