Electro Harmonix Memory Boy Pedal with Analog Delay, and Echo Chorus

Electro Harmonix Memory Boy Pedal with Analog Delay, and Echo Chorus

Amazing analog delay plus chorus and vibrato. The Electro Harmonix Memory Boy Pedal straps on the cape and flies with heritage into the search for amazing sound at a price that mere mortals can afford. The Memory Boy uses the Deluxe Memory Man as a base, expanding upon it with additional modulation features and an optional Expression Pedal input allowing external control over Delay Time or Modulation Rate. The Memory Boy carries the performance heritage for warm analog delays and modulations that made its ancestors the go to legends that remain today. With two years in design, the focus was making the legend affordable to every musician while maintaining the character and artistic sounds that let you stand apart. It has all analog delay with Feedback and has up to 550 ms delay time. It has selectable chorus or vibrato modulations rates. You can choose between triangle or square modulation waveforms. The expression pedal control of delay time or modulation rate (expression pedal extends the range of modulation rate). It has true bypass and comes with a power adapter. The Delay Knob controls the delay time. The Depth Knob sets the amount of modulation that is applied to your delayed signal. The Blend Knob is a wet or dry control allowing you to vary the mix between direct and delayed signals. The Feedback controls the amount of signal that is circulated from the output of the delay block to its input. The Triangle and Square Toggle Switch sets the shape of the analog modulation waveform. In the Footswitch and Status LED  option when the status LED is lit, the Memory Boy is in the effect mode. The footswitch toggles between effect and true bypass modes. The Chorus, Vibrato and Exp. Pedal Toggle Switch a three position, dual function toggle switch has two jobs, it sets the rate of modulation and chooses the parameter for the expression pedal to control. The Input Jack lets you connect the output of your instrument or another effects pedal to the Input jack while the Output Jack lets you connect the output to the input of an amplifier or another effects pedal. Expression, Pedal Jack allows the user to control the delay time or modulation rate with an optional expression pedal or control voltage.