Specimen 736
TimeLine MX
| Maker | Strymon |
|---|---|
| Origin | United States |
| Type | effects · delay |
| Introduced | 2026 |
| Price | USD 679 (2026-09) |
| Maker founded | 2004 |
| Status | current |
| Catalogue no. | 736 |
A flagship delay with 12 machines that can run two at once, plus a reverb engine and a five-minute stereo looper.
Watch
Strymon's introduction video is the only clip here, and the new Oil Can, Spectral, Drum and MultiTap engines are the headline additions to hear.
Why it matters
It is the second-generation TimeLine, announced on 7 July 2026 as a replacement for the original, and the main change is running two delay engines at the same time in Series, Parallel or Split routing. New machines include Oil Can, Spectral, Drum and MultiTap alongside the rest of the set. A dedicated reverb engine, a five-minute stereo looper, full MIDI control and switchable wet/dry and wet/dry/wet stereo configurations cover studio and stage routing.
Note
Second-generation flagship delay announced 7 July 2026, replacing the original TimeLine. Runs two delay engines at once in Series, Parallel or Split routing and adds a reverb engine plus a five-minute stereo looper.
Specifications
- 12 delay machines including new Oil Can, Spectral, Drum and MultiTap engines
- run two engines in Series, Parallel or Split routing
- dedicated reverb engine
- 5-minute stereo looper
- full MIDI control
- stereo I/O with switchable wet/dry and wet/dry/wet configs
Before you buy
- USD 679 (2026-09)
- two engines at once is what separates it from a single-machine delay, so decide whether you will route Series, Parallel or Split
- a five-minute stereo looper is built in, and MIDI and stereo I/O need no extra hardware