Keeley Halo Core
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Keeley
Halo Core - Andy Timmons Echo
Product Info
Article Number:
611861
Brand:
Keeley
Model:
Halo Core - Andy Timmons Echo
Category:
Delay/Echo Pedals
Price:
$427.90
* Prices may vary. Check retailer for current pricing and availability.
The Keeley Halo Core Andy Timmons Echo is a powerhouse for players seeking rhythmic complexity and a vintage warmth. It's exceptionally well-suited for rock, fusion, and players who want a signature delay sound with plenty of creative control—a real workhorse for stage and studio.
Product Description
- Keeley Halo Core - Andy Timmons Echo
- Effect Pedal for Electric Guitar
- True stereo delay / echo
- Andy Timmons (Danger Danger) signature pedal
- Max. delay time: 1500 ms
- Three selectable delay rhythm modes: Halo
- quarter note
- dotted eighth
- Andy Timmons signature ‘halo’ sound available via toggle switch
- Saturate control gives the signal a tape-like saturation and texture
- High Pass Filter for adjustable bass cut from 10 - 300 Hz
- Intuitive Alt control options provide full access to additional effect parameters
- tap tempo
- infinite hold with maximum feedback
- True bypass or buffered trails (switchable)
- Controls: Time / HPF
- Level / Saturate
- Feedback / Tone
- Switch: Preset
- Soft Stomp footswitch: On / Off
- tap tempo / infinite hold
- Status LED: Speed of the delay effect
- Inputs: Two 6.3 mm mono jacks (true stereo)
- Outputs: Two 6.3 mm mono jacks (true stereo)
- Power consumption: 130 mA
- Power supply via 9 - 18 V DC mains adapter (2.1 x 5.5 mm barrel connector
- centre negative - not included)
- Aluminium housing
- Dimensions (L x W x H): 124.5 x 99 x 66 mm
- Weight: Approx 450 g
*Note:* No battery operation possible
PROS
- • Andy Timmons’ signature ‘halo’ sound is genuinely unique and inspiring.
- • The Saturate control adds a warm, tape-like character missing in many digital delays.
- • True stereo operation expands sonic possibilities for layering and wide, immersive textures.
- • Buffered trails mode ensures signal integrity and avoids volume drops when disengaging the effect.
CONS
- • The price point positions it as a premium-priced option for many guitarists.
- • While versatile, the focus on rhythmic delay patterns might limit its appeal to some.
- • The extensive Alt control options can feel overwhelming for less experienced users.
Product Video
Key Features
Delay Type
Digital Delay / Echo with Analog-Style Saturation
Max Delay Time
1500 ms
Controls
Time / HPF, Level / Saturate, Feedback / Tone, Preset, Tap Tempo
Tap Tempo
Yes, via footswitch
Bypass Type
True Bypass / Buffered Trails (switchable)
Power Supply
9V DC, 2.1mm center-negative (not included)
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Frequently Asked Questions
Halo mode introduces a subtly shifting, almost phasing quality to the delay rhythm, creating a more dynamic and evolving texture than a standard dotted eighth.
Yes, the HPF provides a useful and adjustable cut, allowing for clean, defined delay tones even at maximum delay times and feedback levels.
While the Eccos offers more overall delay modes, this Andy Timmons signature pedal focuses on a specific, highly refined rhythmic delay character with the added saturation and ‘halo’ effect.
