Eventide Rose Modulated Delay Pedal, Analog Dry Path, Up to 50 Seconds, Reverse, CV

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Eventide Rose is a modulated delay pedal that keeps an analog dry path around a digital delay line. Modulation sweeps the delay time from half to double speed for octave-wide pitch movement, with Sine, Square, Random, Envelope and external CV sources, reverse and invert functions, and delay times from 10 microseconds to 50 seconds.

The Rose measures 20.3 x 14.0 x 6.4 cm and runs on a 9V DC supply drawing up to 200 mA. It suits electric guitar, bass and other instruments.

Description

Rose keeps the dry signal analog and then bends the delay line itself, sweeping from half to double the set delay time so the repeats slide up to an octave up or down like a tape machine being pushed by hand.

Rose is Eventide's "bit-bucket brigade" delay: an analog dry path with analog Mix, low-pass Filter and Feedback wrapped around a digital delay line that can be modulated, reversed and stretched from 10 microseconds out to 50 seconds. TimeFactor is the bigger twin-engine delay with nine delay algorithms, a looper and 5-pin MIDI; Rose is the one you choose when you want pitch instability and hands-on modulation rather than menus.

Why guitarists choose the Rose

  • The dry path stays analog while the delay line is digital, so you keep the analog Mix, Filter and Feedback character without giving up long, clean delay times.
  • Modulation sweeps the delay time from 0.5x to 2x, pitching the repeats across roughly an octave in either direction rather than adding polite vibrato.
  • 5 modulation sources, Sine, Square, Random, Envelope and External (CV), mean the movement can follow an LFO, your picking dynamics or a modular rig.
  • Delay Multiply at 2x, 3x, 4x or 5x extends the 10-second base delay to 50 seconds, long enough to use the pedal as a sound-design bed rather than an echo.
  • Reverse plays the delay line backwards, and Invert flips the phase of the repeats for flanger-like tones at short delay times.
  • The assignable Hotswitch can be set to Tap Tempo, Infinite Repeat, A/B switching, LFO Hold or LFO Reset.

Controls

  • 6 knobs: Mix, Feedback, Depth, Delay, Filter and Rate.
  • Buttons for Delay Multiply, Reverse/Invert and modulation Shape (source).
  • Tap divisions: quarter, eighth, dotted eighth and triplet.
  • Active footswitch and assignable Hotswitch.
  • Input Level Select: Line or Instrument, for guitar, synths, effects loops and interfaces.

Connections & Power

  • Mono 1/4" input and output.
  • One 1/4" jack shared by an expression pedal, an aux switch, external CV or MIDI.
  • Mini USB for the Eventide Device Manager software: presets, settings, MIDI and updates.
  • Software V3 adds MIDI Tap Tempo and Clock Receive, a Kill-Dry mode and an Envelope Off mode.
  • Power: 9V DC center-negative (BOSS standard), 200 mA, 5.5 mm / 2.1 mm barrel, so a normal isolated pedalboard output is enough. Power supply not included.
  • Bypass: Relay, Buffered or Input Kill.
Type Modulated delay, analog dry path with digital delay line
Delay range 10 µs to 10 s; up to 50 s with Delay Multiply
Modulation Sine, Square, Random, Envelope, External (CV); sweep 0.5x to 2x delay time
Presets 25 (5 banks of 5)
Audio I/O Input and Output, 1/4" mono
Control jack 1/4" for expression, aux switch, CV or MIDI
USB Mini USB
Input impedance 600 kOhm
Recommended load 10 kOhm or greater
Bypass Relay, Buffered, Input Kill
Power 9V DC center-negative, 200 mA, 5.5 mm / 2.1 mm barrel
Dimensions (W x D x H) 5.5 x 8 x 2.5 in (140 x 203 x 64 mm)
Weight 2.5 lb (1.1 kg)
Warranty One year

FAQ

Is Rose a true analog delay? It is a hybrid. The dry path with Mix, Filter and Feedback is analog, while the delay line itself is digital, which is how it reaches 50 seconds and reverse playback.

How long can the delay get? The base delay runs from 10 microseconds to 10 seconds, and Delay Multiply at 2x, 3x, 4x or 5x extends that to 50 seconds.

Can I modulate it from a modular system? Yes. External CV is one of the five modulation sources, alongside Sine, Square, Random and Envelope.

Does Rose take MIDI? Yes. MIDI runs over the shared 1/4" control jack, and software V3 adds MIDI Tap Tempo and Clock Receive. Mini USB connects it to Eventide Device Manager for presets, settings and updates.

What power does it need, and is a supply included? 9V DC center-negative (BOSS standard), 200 mA, on a 5.5 mm / 2.1 mm barrel, so a normal isolated pedalboard output is enough. A power supply is not included.

What can the Hotswitch be set to? Tap Tempo, Infinite Repeat, A/B switching, LFO Hold or LFO Reset.

Video Review: Eventide Rose Modulated Delay Pedal, Analog Dry Path, Up to 50 Seconds, Reverse, CV

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