Keeley Electronics Halo
A compact stereo delay designed with input from guitarist Andy Timmons, offering dual delay modes for ambient and rhythmic use. Guitar Player gave it 4 out of 5 stars, noting it delivers substantial features in a small footprint with Timmons' signature Halo setting, though it does not provide true left-right ping-pong delays.
- 9V DC · center −
- 160 mA
- Analog
- Stereo
- New
- from $299
- Used (asking)
- from $408.23
The rundown
Highlights
- Stereo delay with expression input and tap tempo control
- Features Andy Timmons' Halo voicing mode
- Compact size at 72.1 x 121.9 mm
- Includes spillover function
- Made in the USA
Best for
Players seeking a compact stereo delay with ambient capabilities who want to access Timmons' Halo echo sound.
Professional reviews
What the press rated it. We link to each review; read the full piece for the details.
- Guitar Player4 / 5Sep 2022Read the review
Quick facts
- Power
- 9V DC
- Current draw
- 160 mA
- Polarity
- Center negative
- Dimensions
- 72.1 × 121.9 mm
- Stereo
- Yes
- Tap tempo
- Yes
- Status
- In production
Where to buy Keeley Electronics Halo
$299 lowest new price · Reverb
Used listings asking $408.23–$408.23, median $408.23 (1 listing, small sample). Asking prices, not sold prices.
| Seller | Condition | Price | Link |
|---|---|---|---|
| Reverb | New | $299 | View |
| Reverb | New | $299 | View |
| Reverb | New | $299 | View |
| Reverb | New | $319.43 | View |
| Reverb | New | $357.23 | View |
| Reverb | Used | $408.23 | View |
Prices last checked 21 hours ago. Links to sellers are affiliate links.
Frequently asked questions
What power does the Keeley Halo require?
The Keeley Halo runs on 9V DC with a center-negative connection and draws 160 mA of current.
Does the Halo have stereo output?
Yes, the Keeley Halo features stereo output capabilities.
Can you control the Halo with tap tempo?
Yes, the Keeley Halo includes a tap tempo function.
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