Great technical demo! Really love the sound of the Adineko..

Couple things about this pedal that don't get enough attention: 1) It's a great all-round WARM delay if you turn down the viscosity and reverb. 2) The preamp is AWESOME for running Fuzz pedals in to. It rounds off the highs and adds mids, which makes fuzz pedals sound HUGE. Plus the preamp can be set to add a nice boost.

Favorite settings - I enjoyed getting the vintage tones, with the settings Howard suggested. Conversely, I got more conventional delay by rolling the balance clockwise, rolling back the reverb and viscosity, and adjusting timing to taste. You can get any taste you want or need, between trippy and normal using these settings.

This pedal is freakin' beautiful! Can't wait to buy one! It's practically a Delay, Reverb & Vibrato pedal in one

Happy Thanksgiving, C-Bread! I really dunno why your subs are not higher cuz I cannot honestly say that your pedals are some of the best on the market. You blow the competition away and you definitely give the leading manufacturers a run for their money.

going to Centaur Guitar to pick one up asap! this sounds great. another home run by you guys.

Just bought mine last Sunday and I love it! What a fun pedal! Thank you guys for making an amazingly versatile pedal!

The tone of this thing reminds me of my Afterneath. But the modulation is the kicker. Interesting. I want your pedals dude. Especially this one and the Echorec. Love it!

Mine should be arriving today. I chose the Belle Epoch over it last year which I love to pieces but the jonesing I’ve had for this pedal has been huge. Can not wait to scratch the itch and to make matters even better it’s a foggy, misty morning here in Northern Ireland

This is one VERY COOL pedal.. just got one and I love it... muchoo vintage tones ooze from it

love the pedal dude

Man I can't wait to get mine in!

Thank you, that really helped. I love it again, I nearly sold it!

I already have the Adineko at home and i must say i like it a lot !! It makes my sound so warm and lush. There is only one question i have : what is the difference of using 9 volt or 18 volt ? I don't really hear a big difference, so i was wondering... Thanks for you answer and for making this amazing pedal !

This has become my favorite, always on, echo in the loop!

The british 70's Prog rock group Camel is an old favorite. Guitar player Andrew Latimer played some incredible lines with tons of echo. Wonder what he was using and what would come closest to replicating it.

The preamp in this pedal just in its own smokes the EP3 preamp pedal that everyone raves about. It also as a delay stacks amazingly with a good analog slap delay - it will take u to Sun Studios Scotty Moore /Ry Cooder Marc Ribot territory

Does this pedal respond well to synths? I haven't seen any demos but It sounds to me that it could be a great pedal for pads and ambient leads as well as percussive sounds

I love this guy

All of them!!!!!!

I've just bought one and waiting for the freight. Is it possible to nail the good old Rockabilly slapback?

Were you using reverb on the mic, or is the room just ambient?

Does this guy do trails after it is switched off?

Very very cool sounds. I wonder how close you could get using a conventional analog delay with modulation controls?

Does this have a 'trails mode'? Will it trail off when switched off? Sounds pretty close to the real deal in the demos....

This is a fantastic pedal, and a great demo to get an idea of how to use it effectively, but it results in a one-trick pony impression which couldn't be further from the truth. Too much REVERB will start to mask it's tone, and vibrato. Try fucking with the uglier and more traditional settings (like Hard L, or R on the balance). I tried cutting the range of the pedals in half (like trying to stay below 12 o'clock on certain settings), as if I were some teenager in the 60's trying to build his own shitty oil can delay. These also yield great results, warts and all. If you're new to the pedal start off like this, using the script on each knob like they were the full range of the pedal. Eventually you'll start hearing what you're missing for your "ideal" tone. That's when the fun starts. It also blends surprisingly well with other pedals, despite it's esoteric properties. Alone, it's peculiar and cool tone will stun audiences. If you're looking to stack a couple of delays this would definitely not be wise as a first choice. If you're looking for a cool and original tone that will have most guitarists scratching their heads - LOOK NO FURTHER. It's a privilege to have this thing on your board. THANK YOU CATALINBREAD! P.S - We're still waiting for you to make more Fuzzrite's and the other older pedals that have run out of stock. Looking forward to my email.

Hate seeing comments about tap tempo.... this is a vintage emulation. If u wanna perfect delay time use a ducking plug in !!

I think it is too clear and bright in tone. The rest is pretty good. It just needs darkened up to mimic the capacitive loss.

good for reggae. inside the box there are components containin oil vibe molecules

What are your favorite settings on the ADINEKO?

I know it's not supposed to be a conventional delay, but I'd love to hear how it acts as one with just the long head, the viscosity down low, and the blend and reverb at noon. I'm interested in it, but I'd need it to also be a conventional delay when needed.

Like a spring reverb on LSD.

So - no Easter Egg? I'm surprised, given the other Catalinbread pedals I've bought lately.

Does this pedal have trails!?!? Someone just old me it does…

I only wish this had tap tempo