Description
The NU-X Time Core Deluxe mkII is the next generation digital delay pedal, giving you 7 selectable delay types in one compact enclosure. It simulates well-regarded analog, tape and digital effects, and pairs them with up-to-date features like tap-tempo, kill dry and buffered tail bypass. New additions to this version include the proprietary Phi delay, an SOS looper and a layered reverb, so you have plenty of ground to cover on your pedal board.
The delay modes on offer are Phi Digital, Analog, Modulation, Tape, Pan, Verb and Reverse. From short slap-back echo through to long multi-tap repeats, this pedal handles practically any delay duty you might need. Four controls (Time, Mix, Repeat and Delay type) keep things straightforward, while the 40 second sound-on-sound looper lets you build layered parts as you play. You can run a full stereo or mono signal path, and choose between true or buffered bypass depending on how the pedal sits in your chain.
Audio is processed at 48kHz, 24-bit with a dynamic range of 104dB, input impedance of 1M ohm and output impedance of 1k ohm. Left and right 6.3mm mono jacks handle both inputs and outputs. The pedal needs a 9Vdc adaptor (pin-negative, DC5521 jack), sold separately, and draws under 120mA. A USB-C port lets you apply firmware updates as they come out. Measuring 122 x 72 x 47mm and weighing 270g, it fits neatly alongside your other pedals.
Specification
| Power supply |
9Vdc power adaptor required |
| DC input connection |
DC5521 jack (for optional adaptor - pin-negative) |
| Current consumption |
<120mA |
| Controls |
Time, Mix, Repeat, Delay type |
| Recording mode |
40 second sound-on-sound looper |
| Modes |
Phi Digital, Analog, Modulation, Tape, Pan, Verb, Reverse delay |
| Inputs |
L+R 6.3mm mono jack |
| Outputs |
L+R 6.3mm mono jack |
| Sampling format |
48kHz, 24-bit |
| Input impedance |
1M Ohm |
| Output impedance |
1k Ohm |
| Dynamic range |
104dB |
| Dimensions |
122mm x 72mm x 47mm |
| Weight |
0.27KG |
Downloads
Product Manual
Frequently Asked
How many delay types does it have?
Seven: Phi Digital, Analog, Modulation, Tape, Pan, Verb and Reverse delay, selected with the Delay type control.
Does it include a looper?
Yes. There is a 40 second sound-on-sound (SOS) looper for building layered parts as you play.
What power supply does it need?
A 9Vdc adaptor with a pin-negative DC5521 jack, sold separately. Current consumption is under 120mA.
Can I run it in stereo?
Yes. It offers a full stereo or mono signal path using the left and right 6.3mm mono jacks for both inputs and outputs.
What is true or buffered bypass?
True bypass routes your dry signal straight through when off, while buffered bypass keeps the signal driven and can preserve delay tails. You can choose either mode.
How do I update the firmware?
Connect the pedal via its USB-C port to apply firmware updates as NU-X releases them.