Walrus Audio Meraki Stereo Analog Delay

Look, we know we just demoed the new Silt Harmonic Tube Fuzz from Walrus Audio 2 days ago, ok? However, when a pedal like today’s comes along, there’s really no problem squeezing a second Walrus creation into one week. The Meraki Stereo Analog Delay pushes the very boundaries of analog delay sound AND functionality, with more delay time and modern options to keep you re-inventing your sound for decades to come…

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Cozy up and immerse yourself in true stereo analog delay with eight MN3005 chips to create warm, rich repeats capable of 1200ms of delay time with Parallel, Ping-Pong and Series delay modes. Independently control the delay times and modulation of the left and right channels to create syncopated repeats or keep them locked in to the same timing for classic delay sounds. There’s a lot to experience when you plug into the Meraki.

Use the Feedback knobs to adjust the amount of repeats in the left channel, from a single repeat to full oscillation. Mod sets the depth of modulation in the repeats, creating a chorus/vibrato effect, and if you hold down Bypass and turn this knob, you can adjust the modulation rate as well. The Tap Division switches let you choose between quarter note, dotted eighth, and eighth note repeats in the left or right channels.

Hold the Bypass switch and use the DIV L switch to choose between Sine, Square, and Random wave shapes. Or, use the DIV R switch to choose between 0-90-180 out of phase. 0 is in phase, for classic mod sounds, and 180 is out of phase for a wide mod sound with the left rising while the right falls. Use the Sync/Left/Right switch to select which side of the pedal you want to adjust. Sync is both left and right, L is Left only, and R is right only.

Choose between Parallel, Ping-Pong, and Series delay lines, use the Tap Tempo to set the delay time, or hold to enter into gloriously analog oscillation, grab an Expression pedal for hands-free operation, control the digital parameters of this pedal via MIDI and more. Not sure there’s ever been an analog delay packed with so many features, and certainly not one that was TRUE stereo, right? If you think of one, please let me know – until then, be sure to head over to the Walrus Audio website for ALL the info you could want or need on the Meraki Stereo Abalog Delay. We also put together a pretty rad demo video, and boy, was it fun to make – check it out below, subscribe, like and comment if you can, cheers!