Malekko Ekko 616 User Manual

EKKO

616

ANALOG

DELAY

USER MANUAL

Malekko

MALEKKO HEAVY INDUSTRY CORPORATION
1001 South Riviera Circle – Cedar Park, TX 78613 – 512 431 5428 Rev C

CONTROLS AND CONNECTIONS

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1. Input – You know what this is right?

2. Output – see item #1

3. Footswitch On/Off – Press the footswitch to turn your Delay on or off. When the LED is

lit the effect is on.

4. Time – Turn this knob clockwise to set your delay time from 6-650 milliseconds.

5. Mix – Adjusts the output level of your delayed signal.

6. Regen – Sets the amount of delay regeneration (repeats).

7. Modulation LED – Indicates modulation effect is applied to your delayed signal and LED

flashes the modulation speed.

8. Mod Button – Press this button to engage or disengage the Modulation effect.

9. Speed – Adjusts the speed of the Modulation effect. Turning clockwise increases the

speed.

10. Depth – Adjusts the depth of the Modulation effect. Turning clockwise increases the

depth.

11. T/B button – You can set your EKKO 616 to buffered bypass (button down, LED lit) or

true bypass (button up, LED off). True bypass can affect the tone of your signal. It is
possible that your set up will make your sound lose high frequency when set to true
bypass. There is nothing wrong with the pedal. This situation is a result of your equipment
chain. (guitar pickups, cables, pedals, or amp can all contribute to high frequency loss in
true bypass mode). We recommend playing with the position of your pedal in the effects
chain or simply using the buffered bypass.

12. Buffered Bypass LED – Indicates the buffered bypass is engaged (LED on).

14. 9V DC Power Supply Input – Use a 9V 200ma 2.1 negative tip regulated adapter (not

included). NOTE: Non regulated power supplies could kill your new pedal.