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MXR Joshua Ambient Echo review – a delay pedal that gives you the Edge, with a range extending from the traditional to the experimental

January 8, 2024 comments off

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A new delay pedal from MXR is a rare event, but this fully featured, U2-themed soundscape generator is worth the wait

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