Binary Eko

Binary Eko – CDCM Delay Effects Pedal

Grown out of next-generation XTOMP technology, the Hotone Binary Series lets loose versatile pro-level effects in compact cases. Based on the same modeling/original effect library that amazed XTOMP users worldwide, Binary Series are dedicated to gather a bunch of high quality effects in a box with more affordable, competitive price. They feature compact casing, dual-footswitch design, versatile inputs/outputs and bright, clear OLED display, which blur the line between "classic pedals" and multi-effects.

At the core of all Binary Series pedals, a powerful dual-DSP platform and CDCM (Comprehensive Dynamic Circuit Modeling) modeling system ensure a realistic playing experience. The CDCM system is built on an extremely complex dynamic variation matrix, able to realistically express every detailed change that occurs during the operational process of actual circuitry: Everything is ALIVE and performs like its original.

The Binary Eko is a delay effects pedal with stereo I/O and expression pedal support for delivering authentic classic, as well as a new and inspiring Hotone original delay sounds. 17 high-quality delay effects types include analog, digital, tape, dual, ping pong, filtered, modulated, slap back and more.

Features

✪ Grown out of next-gen XTOMP technology
✪ Compact, easy-to-use dual footswitch delay pedal with tap tempo
✪ Advanced CDCM modeling system ensures realistic playing experience
✪ Dual DSP-powered platform ensures high sound quality
✪ 24-bit A/D/A conversion, up to 110dB S/N ratio
✪ 17 high quality delay effects including CDCM-based classics and Hotone originals
✪ Variable maximum delay time ranging from 1000ms to 4000ms
✪ Tap Tempo function with Tap Divide
✪ Stereo I/Os
✪ EXP jack for expression pedal control
✪ USB jack for firmware upgrading, loading/managing effects with free PC/Mac software
✪ 10 Presets (2 banks x 5 patches)
✪ Built-in OLED screen with clear display
✪ 5 transparent knobs with LEDs
✪ 9V DC power supply

Effect Models List*

No.	Name	Description
01	Dream Eko (DRM EKO)	Based on legendary BBD analog delay with repeat rate control
02	80 EKO	Based on Maxon^® AD80
03	MEMO EKO	Based on Electro-Harmonix^® Stereo Memory Man^®
04	900 EKO	Based on Maxon^® AD900
05	999 EKO	Based on Maxon^® AD999
06	PURE EKO	Producing pure delay effect
07	WARM EKO	Producing delay with warm, analog-feel feedback
08	TAPE EKO	Simulates vintage tape echo machine
09	TUBE EKO	Simulates tube driven echo machine
10	Vintage Rack (VINT RACK)	Simulates 1980's rack digital delay sound with slightly downsampled feedback
11	DUAL EKO	Producing dual delay effect with pure feedback
12	PING PONG	Producing delay effect that bounces back and forth between left and right channels
13	Sweep Eko (SWP EKO)	Producing delay effect with sweeping filter
14	Tremolo Eko (TRM EKO)	Producing delay effect with tremolo modulation
15	LOFI EKO	Producing delay effect with sample reduced feedback
16	RING EKO	Producing delay effect with ring modulated feedback
17	SLAP BACK	Simulates vintage slap back echo sound

*The Manufacturers and product names mentioned in the list above are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective owners. The trademarks were used merely to identify the sound character of the products.

Binary Editor Software Notice
Usage Notice
1. If you find the Binary Editor doesn’t respond when you first launch the Binary Editor software, it may be because the Binary Editor is initializing (loading presets, user data, IR files, etc.). Please wait for a few seconds and try again.
2. Please launch the Binary Editor first before connecting your Binary pedal to your computer. If your device cannot be recognized, reconnect the power jack and try again.

Firmware Update Notice
To perform a manual update if your Binary pedal crashed:
1. Press and hold the left footswitch along with the "-" and "GLOBAL" buttons, then power Binary on.
2. Connect a USB cable to your computer and open the Binary software.
3. Select the firmware update option and follow the procedure for the newest update.
4. After the update is complete, select and run "Restore Factory Settings" from the software.
5. When complete, disconnect the cable and operate your Binary as normal.

Warning: Breaking the USB connection during the firmware update process may result in an operation crash.