It’s no secret that I am slightly addicted to delay pedals, and there have been some brilliant pedals that really thrilled me. Therefore, I really enjoyed testing the BOSS RE-202 Space Echo for a detailed review for Amazona.de. The re-interpretation of the legendary Roland RE-201 Space Echo is an eye candy and also provides pedalboard-friendly dimensions. While those who know me know that I usually record the sound files for my reviews in mono because very few guitarists perform with two amps live on stage, I definitely had to check the advantage of the stereo option of this pedal with two amps. In the detailed review at Amazona.de you can find out everything about the BOSS RE-202 Space Echo in practice.

I checked out the internal spring reverb as well as the memory slots and warp and twist. But of course the tape heads of the RE-202 and the control via expression pedal are also put to the review. I don’t want to reveal too much just yet, but even if the BOSS RE-202 Space Echo is perhaps not entirely historically correct due to some of its wonderful features, it is clearly a very practical delay.

You can find the detailed review with stereo sound files here at Amazona.de.