Hey Gang, I'm selling this pedal , everything works as it should . There are two scratches on the front of the effect if you look closely, purely cosmetic . the you tube link is a video demo of the actual item listed ! I'm paying for FREE US lower 48 shipping , no refunds, no returns, sold as is - thanks for looking - CHASE THE TONE !!!!!

The Dunlop EP103 Echoplex Delay is a compact guitar effects pedal that recreates the warm, organic sound of the vintage 1970s Maestro Echoplex EP-3 tape echo unit without the maintenance issues of real tape. [1, 2, 3]You can read a detailed overview on Premier Guitar or Guitar World. [1, 2]Key Features & Controls

• Compact Size: Built in a small Phase 90-style enclosure to save space on your pedalboard. [1, 2]
• Three Main Knobs:
• • Sustain: Controls the number of repeats (from single slapback to runaway self-oscillation).
  • Delay: Sets the delay time from 40ms to 750ms.
  • Volume: Acts as a wet/dry blend level for your repeats. [1, 2, 3, 4]
• Age Mode: Pushing down on the Volume knob activates a hidden "Age" mode (indicated by a red LED). This darkens the tone, adds tape saturation/distortion, and increases pitch modulation and wow-and-flutter to mimic a worn, aging tape cartridge. [1, 2, 3, 4]
• Tap Tempo: Connecting an optional MXR M199 Tap Tempo switch extends the maximum delay time up to 4 seconds. [1, 2]
• Analog Dry Path & Headroom: Features a 100% analog dry signal path with Constant Headroom Technology, converting internal voltage to 20 volts to prevent clipping when placed after hot overdrives.[1, 2]
• Flexible Routing: Supports true relay or buffered trails bypass, 100% wet mode, and stereo operation via TRS splitter cables. [1, 2]

Pricing & Availability

• Price: Typically sells for around $209.99 USD new at major retailers like Sweetwater and Perfect Circuit. [1]

Pros and Cons

• Pros:
• • Crystal-clear or degraded tape tones on demand via Age mode.
  • Preserves your core guitar tone without forcing a vintage preamp color onto your dry signal.
  • High internal headroom handles high-gain pedal setups cleanly. [1, 2, 3]
• Cons:
• • Tap tempo requires buying an external switch.
  • Some purists miss the colored preamp boost of the original EP-3 (which requires a separate Dunlop EP101 pedal to replicate)