This things works and sounds just fine but beware it does not come with a charging cable - you need to either use 9V batteries or buy a charging cable separately, which was disappointing.

I've heard nothing but good things about it and so far I'm about 50/50 on liking it.

This can be a good or bad thing, but I realized I'm after clean and longer repeats, and I also want the repeats in

The previous delay problems are gone and this thing is a serious monster!

The cool thing about this pedal is it sounds great playing at gig volume ; not just in the bedroom

This thing is built like a tank

Not only does this thing sound warm and fuzzy and thick, you've got some really awesome analog sounds you can manipulate when turning the knobs while playing

The only "negative" thing I can say about the pedal is that I don't understand (or care for) the power input being on the right side of the pedal very close to the input jack.

This is not a "do everything" pedal, however, and basically it does one thing well: provide a vintage style analog delay sound of very nice quality

I read nothing but good things about the Malekko Ekko and tossed back and forth between that and the Carbon Copy for a while and ultimately went with the Carbon Copy because I was able to find the most first-hand reviews of it

The most impressive thing about this pedal is still... the tone.

Sure, I know it would ruin the simplicity of the pedal, but when I'm standing up playing guitar the last thing I want to do is lean down and try to adjust the delay speed to match the tempo of the music

That being said, here are a few things worth considering before buying this delay

But, my combined love of all other MXR pedals (they really do things right most of the time) and having seen so many positive reviews on this pedal, I decided to grab this