Echoman

The Xvive V21 Echoman is an analog delay pedal designed by Howard Davis, the original creator of the Deluxe Memory Man. Built around two reissued MN3005 bucket-brigade delay chips, it delivers up to 600 milliseconds of warm analog repeats with wide bandwidth and good high-frequency response even at longer delay settings.

The five-knob layout controls Time (up to 600ms), Blend, Feedback, and Modulation, with a footswitch toggling between Chorus and Vibrato modes. The circuit uses internal voltage-doubling to achieve greater dynamic range and headroom from a 9V supply. High-tech filtering with noise reduction eliminates aliasing distortion for clean copies of the input signal.

Compact at 94 x 50 x 46mm and weighing 237g, the Echoman fits easily on pedalboards. True bypass switching ensures clean signal when off. Requires 9V DC center-negative power with minimum 80mA draw (no battery option).