2290 P Dynamic Digital Delay TC Electronic

Playing the Long Delay Game

2290 P is very memory intensive with up to 9.999 seconds of delay time. Obviously, the maximum delay time is important, but so is the degree of control you have over each of the repeated notes.

However, simply knowing that you will not "run out of time" is the first step towards getting creative with fine-tuning the repeats.

In short, 2290 P is a highly inspirational tool in your guitar effects arsenal: A pedal that will give you that creative edge you need to step up and stand out.

A Rhapsody of Ravishing Repeats

To meticulously control the repeated notes, you have three sections at your disposal: FEEDBACK, DELAY, and SUB.D.

FEEDBACK not only allows you to set the number of repeats, but also to give them a fundamental tonal shape, as you can use high and lowcut filters to tame the frequencies between 1-20kHz and 0-800Hz respectively. This only affects the repeated notes, leaving your original signal untouched.

For every feedback, the signal runs through the filter again making each repeat more and more filtered, making the fade out sound much more natural. Pair this with a slow and subtle delay modulation to mimic the sound of an analog delay.

DELAY controls the delay time, which is also indicated visually by the TIME LED. But you can also activate the onboard modulation engine to add some swirly magic. Finally, in the SUB.D section you can set your delay to be a sub-division of the time you enter or tap into 2290 P.

Revealing Retro Vibes

When you power up 2290 P for the first time, you may feel like you’re programming a trip back to the future. It has that kind of retro vibe, staying completely true to the original.

But having evolved from a rack unit to a pedal that lives on the floor, which is a much riskier environment, we added a plate that snaps easily to the frame with magnets, protecting the buttons and the display as much as possible while on the stage.

Tap, Twist and Turn

Once you’re on the stage, you have probably already programmed 2290 P, but we know how different venues and rooms can be so you may want to make some quick adjustments on the fly. We made sure you can do exactly that with the "Quick Dial" knob.

And with three footswitches, you can seamlessly punch 2290 P in and out, browse banks and tap the tempo.

The Power of Presets

You can create, store and recall up to 128 presets on 2290 P. And right out of the box the unit comes fully loaded with a library of 128 presets created by us, as well as by some of the most influential artists and producers. We even imported a list of presets from the original 2290 rack unit. We want to inspire, and once you have tweaked these presets to become your own, or created new ones from scratch, you can of course overwrite and reorganize as you see fit. 

Via a dedicated 2290 P desktop app, you can import, export, rename, backup, restore, organize and share presets, as well as map MIDI Program Changes both ways.

Two Ways to Flow Your Signal

2290 P can be set to True Bypass, as well as Buffered Bypass depending on your pedalboard configuration, personal preference and overall needs.