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Strymon Timeline EU
The Strymon TimeLine is the delay that changed pedalboards forever: a studio-grade multi-delay workstation whose twelve machines cover practically every echo ever recorded, from pristine digital to degraded tape.
The twelve delay machines include Digital, Dual, Pattern, Reverse, Ice, Duck, Swell, Trem, Filter, Lo-Fi, dTape and dBucket, each with deep per-machine editing, saved across 200 presets with spillover. A built-in 30-second stereo looper adds performance power, and grit, speed and depth controls put tape-style character on anything. Stereo in/out, full MIDI, tap tempo and expression pedal support integrate it into any rig, guitar or synth.
It remains the benchmark delay workstation. DjLab supplies genuine Strymon in Lebanon with USD pricing, warranty handled locally, and fast delivery.
| Type | Multi-delay pedal (flagship) |
| Machines | 12 (Digital, Dual, Pattern, Reverse, Ice, Duck, Swell, Trem, Filter, Lo-Fi, dTape, dBucket) |
| Presets | 200, with spillover |
| Looper | 30-second stereo |
| I/O | Stereo in/out, MIDI, tap tempo, expression |
Detailed technical specifications are shown in the Overview section above.
4 reviews from leading pro-audio publications
“There are several 'studio-delay-in-a-stompbox' pedals on the market to satisfy that need, albeit often at prices way above what you'd normally pay for a single pedal. The TimeLine is the newest pedal of that type to enter the scene and our view is that Strymon has got the balance of facilities just right.”Read full review →
“TimeLine can do in a single review, but · while it’s a pedal of formidable power, its · intuitive enough that you can jump right · in and conjure about a trillion cool sounds · immediately. The 12 delay “machines,” as · Strymon calls them, include the dTape tapeecho ·”Read full review →
“Strymon Timeline Review Giving the OP-1 some fun time”Read full review →
“Every one of the Timeline's sounds is based on one of twelve specifically matched delay algorithms, and the pedal additionally features a looper with up to 30 seconds of recording time. The high-speed SHARC signal processor delivers a high computation depth and a 24-bit/96kHz resolution, which result in a finely detailed sound and impressive parameterisation options. Strymon has not dedicated all of this processing power to creating a chain of several successive effects, however, but rather devotes it all to a specific delay algorithm in each instance.”Read full review →
