tc electronic 2290 P Dynamic Delay Pedal
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2290 P Dynamic Delay Pedal
Product Info
Article Number:
574119
Brand:
tc electronic
Model:
2290 P Dynamic Delay Pedal
Category:
Delay/Echo Pedals
Price:
$273.90
* Prices may vary. Check retailer for current pricing and availability.
This 2290 P is a phenomenal reissue of a classic. It delivers that iconic, shimmering digital delay tone with modern versatility thanks to the extensive preset system and dynamic modulation. Perfect for players seeking studio-quality delay sounds and complex textures, especially those working in genres like ambient, post-rock, and progressive music.
Product Description
- tc electronic 2290 P Dynamic Delay Pedal
- Effect Pedal
- Pedal reissue of the legendary 2290 Dynamic Digital Delay with 128 presets
- 3 footswitches
- special 'Learn' tap tempo with sub-divisions and feedback path FX insert
- Control: Keyboard
- Push buttons for modulation: Speed
- Depth (Speed and Depth = Thre)
- Waveform
- Select
- Push buttons for Pan Mod / Dyn Mod: Delay/Direct
- Reverse
- Push buttons for delay: Delay
- Sub.D
- Push buttons for feedback: F.Back
- Select
- Push buttons for output: Dly
- Dir (Dly and Dir = Pan)
- Push buttons for preset: Preset
- Store
- Switch: Stereo In/Out - FB Loop
- LED: A
- Display: 5 LED digit displays for modulation
- delay
- feedback
- output and preset
- Footswitches: A
- Tap/Learn
- Input: 6.3 mm mono jack
- Stereo input/FX return: 6.3 mm jack
- Output: 6.3 mm mono jack
- Stereo input/FX send: 6.3 mm jack
- Power supply connection: Barrel connector 5.5 x 2.1 mm
- centre negative
- Power supply with a 9 V DC mains adapter (included)
- Dimensions: (W x D x H): 252 x 143 x 54 mm
- Weight: 950 g
*Note:* Battery operation is not supported
PROS
- • Exceptional clarity and warmth, a hallmark of the original 2290.
- • Massive delay times and dynamic modulation capabilities inspire creativity.
- • 128 presets offer instant recall and complex sound design options.
- • Robust metal enclosure and quality footswitches ensure lasting durability.
CONS
- • The interface can be initially overwhelming due to the sheer number of controls.
- • True stereo operation requires a full stereo rig, limiting mono use.
- • The 'Learn' tap tempo, while clever, isn't as intuitive as a simple button.
Product Video
Key Features
Delay Type
Digital, Dynamic, Stereo
Max Delay Time
Approximately 3.6 seconds (stereo), 7.2 seconds (mono)
Controls
Push buttons for modulation, pan, delay, feedback, output, and preset selection; 'Learn' tap tempo.
Tap Tempo
Sub-division tap tempo with adjustable divisions.
Bypass Type
True Bypass
Power Supply
9V DC, 2.1mm center negative (requires external power supply; battery operation not supported)
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Frequently Asked Questions
It subtly adjusts the delay time based on the input signal's dynamics, creating a 'breathing' effect and adding a sense of movement to the repeats without obvious pumping.
It's genuinely useful for creating complex rhythmic patterns and syncing delays to tempo, although it does take a little practice to master the button combinations.
It nails the classic 2290 sound—a different vibe than Strymon’s pristine digital models or Eventide's more overtly modern and complex algorithms. It's more about warmth and character than sheer feature count.
