Strymon’s TimeLine MX brings next-generation studio-quality delay and reverb straight to your pedalboard. Housed in a durable anodized aluminum chassis designed and built in the USA, this guitar effects pedal packs serious processing power into a stage-ready format. Strymon is widely recognized for crafting some of the most respected DSP pedal effects in modern music, and this updated TimeLine flagship pushes those soundscapes even further.
Driven by an 800MHz tri-core ARM processor with 32-bit floating point processing and 24-bit/96kHz A/D-D/A conversion, the TimeLine MX features 12 high-grade algorithms: 11 delay engines plus a dedicated reverb engine. Fresh additions like Oil Can, Spectral, Drum, and MultiTap join heavily upgraded TimeLine classics. Run two distinct effects at once in series, parallel, or split routing, with custom panning assigned to each. A zero-latency analog dry path keeps your original guitar signal clean and untouched.
Control stays intuitive onstage thanks to a bright OLED display that stays legible even under harsh stage lighting. A built-in stereo looper offers up to five minutes of recording time, with reverse and half-speed playback and both Multi Button and 1 Button modes. Round it out with 300 preset locations, flexible stereo I/O (including FX loop, wet/dry, and wet/dry/wet configurations), and full MIDI control via DIN, TRS, or USB-C.
Brand new and shipped direct from Japan.
Strymon TimeLine MX is a next-generation delay pedal featuring 11 delay engines and one reverb engine, with two effects available simultaneously. Effects can be routed in series, parallel, or split configurations, with independent panning for each engine.
New engines include Oil Can, Spectral, Drum, MultiTap, and Reverb, alongside enhanced classic TimeLine delay machines. The built-in stereo looper provides up to five minutes of recording time, with multi-button and one-button modes, reverse playback, and half-speed playback.
Features include 300 presets, full MIDI control via DIN, TRS, and USB-C, stereo input and output, and flexible mono/stereo FX loop, wet/dry, and wet/dry/wet configurations. An OLED display provides clear visibility onstage.
Audio processing uses an 800 MHz tri-core ARM processor with 32-bit floating-point processing, 24-bit/96 kHz A/D and D/A conversion, a typical 116 dB signal-to-noise ratio, +10 dBu maximum input level, 1 MΩ input impedance, and 100 Ω output impedance. It includes a zero-latency analog dry path and selectable relay true bypass or buffered bypass.
The anodized aluminum enclosure measures 6.875 × 5 × 2.375 inches. Requires a separately sold 9V DC, center-negative power supply rated at 500 mA or greater. Designed and manufactured in the USA.
