LANEY BCC-TDE TRI MODE DELAY ENGINE PEDAL
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Description
LANEY BCC-TDE Tri Mode Delay Engine Pedal
The LANEY BCC-TDE is a compact yet feature-rich delay pedal engineered for studio tracking, mixing integration, and live recording capture. Its 150 × 121 × 59 mm footprint and 600 g weight make it genuinely portable between rooms and rigs, while the intuitive control layout—featuring dedicated knobs for Colour, Mix, Tone, and Repeats alongside dedicated Tap Tempo and Freeze switches—puts essential parameters within immediate reach during overdubs and real-time processing. The 2.43" OLED screen provides clear visual feedback during editing and patch selection, a practical advantage when monitoring signal chain status in the control room or at the recording position.
Delay Modes for Recording & Production
Three distinct delay modes deliver the LANEY BCC-TDE's core appeal: warm analogue emulation (up to 1250 ms) for transparent, musical decay on vocals and instruments, pristine digital delay (up to 2500 ms) for rhythmic clarity and spatial definition in the mix, and responsive dynamic mode for articulate, decay-driven effects that respond to input dynamics. The pedal ships with 50 artist patches pre-loaded, providing immediate sonic references and production starting points alongside full programmability for custom configurations tailored to specific sessions. Expression pedal input and full MIDI In/Out connectivity enable integration into complex recording signal chains and automated pedalboard setups.
Build & Studio Integration
Manufactured in the UK, this unit combines stereo I/O flexibility—two pairs of 1/4" inputs and outputs for Left/Mono and Right channels—with essential switching controls via dedicated Bypass, Scroll UP, Scroll Down, Tap Tempo, and Freeze footswitches. Power draws 90 mA at 9V DC via centre-negative connector (PSU not included), and the 1 MΩ input impedance with 100 Ω output ensures transparent integration with both high and low impedance sources, from preamp outputs to console inserts and outboard chains.
Key Features
- Three delay modes: Analogue, Digital, and Dynamic
- Analogue mode delay time up to 1250 ms
- Digital mode delay time up to 2500 ms
- 50 pre-loaded artist patches
- 2.43" OLED display for clear menu navigation and patch editing
- Stereo I/O: dual 1/4" inputs and dual 1/4" outputs (Left/Mono + Right)
- Expression pedal input (1/4" TRS-Jack) for dynamic control
- MIDI In and Out for remote control and integration
- Dedicated controls: Colour, Mix, Tone, Repeats, Edit/Menu/Mode, On/Bypass, Tap/Freeze
- Footswitches: Effect Bypass, Scroll UP, Scroll Down, Tap Tempo & Freeze
- Power: 9V DC regulated, centre negative, 90 mA consumption
- Compact dimensions: 150 × 121 × 59 mm (L × P × H)
- Weight: 600 g (1.32 lbs)
- Made in UK
The BCC-TDE delivers studio-grade delay processing in a pedalboard-friendly package, with the flexibility to operate standalone on a session interface, as a tracked insert processor, or as part of a fully integrated MIDI-controlled rig for repeatable production workflows.
More Information
| Condition | New |
|---|---|
| Country of Manufacture | United Kingdom |
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At a Glance
The Laney BCC-TDE is a three-mode delay engine that brings warm analogue character, pristine digital clarity, and articulate dynamic responses into one compact unit, ideal for layering and mixing delay textures into your track. With up to 2500 ms delay time in digital mode, stereo I/O, MIDI control, and 50 pre-loaded patches plus full programmability, it sits naturally in the mix without coloring your source material. Choose it to capture studio-grade delay processing with the flexibility to dial in anything from vintage tape warmth to crystalline digital repeats in your DAW-based or hardware workflow.
Who This Is For
Great for
- ✓ Studio Sessions
- ✓ Live Performance
- ✓ Touring
Not the best pick for
- – Practice
- – Budget-conscious beginners
Skill level: Intermediate · Advanced · Professional
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the three delay modes, and how long can each delay?
Analogue mode emulates warm, vintage tape delay up to 1250 ms; Digital mode offers pristine repeats up to 2500 ms; Dynamic mode delivers articulate, decay-driven effects tuned for responsive control. All three are selectable via the OLED menu.
Does this pedal work standalone, or does it need a larger rig?
It works standalone with stereo 1/4" I/O, dedicated footswitches (Bypass, Tap Tempo, Freeze, Scroll), and an intuitive knob layout. It also integrates seamlessly into complex pedalboards and MIDI-controlled rigs thanks to full MIDI In/Out and expression pedal input.
What's included, and what power supply do I need?
The pedal ships with 50 pre-loaded artist patches and a 2.43" OLED display for editing. It requires a 9V DC centre-negative power supply (not included) drawing 90 mA; any standard isolated pedalboard supply will work.
How portable is this, and will it fit my pedalboard?
At 150×121×59 mm (5.9" × 4.75" × 2.3") and 600 g, it's compact enough for tight pedalboards without sacrificing a transparent control layout with dedicated knobs and switches for Colour, Mix, Tone, Repeats, Tap Tempo, and Freeze.
Can I control this remotely or integrate it with my MIDI setup?
Yes—full MIDI In and Out, expression pedal input, and 50 programmable patches enable hands-free automation and seamless integration into complex rigs or pedalboard control systems.
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