J. ROCKETT Clockwork Echo User manual

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ON/OFF FOR
MODULATION

TIME - Controls the

length of repeats

9V/DC NEGATIVE
TIP ONLY! No

Battery available

GUITAR INPUT

GUITAR OUTPUT - R

REPEATS - Controls

the amount of repeats

MIX - Controls
the mix between
the dry signal and
the wet signal

GUITAR OUTPUT - L

EXP PEDAL - Repeats

LEVEL - An always

on boost that stays
relative to the delay
volume.

DEPTH - Controls
the intensity of the
modulation

SPEED - Controls
the speed of the
modulation

ON/OFF - TO
ENGAGE THE
DELAY. BOOST
IS ALWAYS ON

TAP TE MPO

EXP PEDAL -

Delay time

CLOCKWORK

(((echo)))

CLOCKWORK ECHO - In conjunction with Howard Davis (Inventor of the original Deluxe Memoryman) we have
created a long awaited solution. It seems that guitarists are starting to forget about the magic of old school
designs in favor of modern digital products. Such a change is probably due to convenience. Just like the original
Deluxe Memoryman or the classic Tape Echoes nothing has ever replaced them in terms of musicality and
inspiration. The problem with these older designs is that did not have modern controllability. We introduce the
Clockwork Echo as the first of our new series called the “Vintage Series”. We have re-created the old school magic
but with modern functionality.

CLOCKWORK ECHO:

MIX - Use this to blend your dry signal with your wet signal. The wetter the mix the more apparent all functions

are. You will find the perfect blend for your needs but don’t be afraid to go over the top.

LEVEL - Use this to control the pedal’s output level. This function works even if the delay is not engaged giving
you a very nice push. The delay will always stay relative to the volume output so you will not have an out of
balance mix between the two

TIME - Use this to control the delay time from almost imperceptible (which creates chorus and Leslie sounds) all
the way to 600ms of delay for the long lush sounds.

REPEATS - Use this to control the amount of repeats. Go from one repeat all the way to crazy oscillation.

MODULATION: This is a very powerful feature that can achieve pretty amazing sounds. Set the repeats to the

shortest (All the way le&) set the delay time as well to its shortest setting (all the way le&) and then start playing
with the speed and depth. You can find some amazing chorus sounds, Leslie sounds and a bunch of craziness in
between. If you use this feature in its typical fashion you can achieve the lush wow and flutter of an old tape echo
or remove the modulation altogether. We made this feature foot switchable so you can bring it in on the fly and
take it out just as fast.

SPEED - Use this to control the speed of the vibrato

DEPTH - Use this to control the depth of the vibrato

INPUTS AND OUTPUTS:

GUITAR INPUT - Mono input

STEREO OUTPUTS - Le& and right outputs - the delayed notes are true stereo not dual mono so one side is out of

phase. This does not affect your dry signal

EXPRESSION PEDAL INPUTS - There are two expression pedal inputs one to control repeats and one to control
delay time. We prefer to us the BOSS EV-5 or it’s respective like.

The CLOCKWORK ECHO was a 4 year design process that brought to life a new version of one of the greatest
pedals ever made. We hope you enjoy it as much as we do but more importantly we hope it inspires you to create.

POWER INPUT - The classic version of this pedal took a 24v Wall wart which nobody likes so we built in the
voltage conversion internally. All you have to do is plug in a standard 9v power supply (Negative tip) just ike a
1Spot or it’s like. You can also use something like the Voodoo Labs linear power supply. (We have our own new PS
coming soon as well)

FOOTSWITCHES:

ON/OFF - Engages the delay

MODULATION - Engages the modulation

TAP TE MPO - Controls the delay time by tapping to the beat or around the beat, whatever your needs are.

DO NOT TRY TO POWER THE CLOCKWORK WITH 24v OR ANYTHING OTHER THAN A NEGATIVE TIP OR

5.5/2.1mm 9v TYPICAL SUPPLY. If you power it with anything other than that it WILL damage the pedal and

void your warranty.