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The Electro-Harmonix Deluxe Memory Boy Analog Delay’s Quality ICs deliver warm and organic analog tones while ‘tap tempo’ allows you to always be in sync with the groove. Choose five note divisions for metronomic variances. Sweet modulations can add a lush ambience while the expression pedal input gives you external control. Tap divide allows timing subdivisions. Expression pedal input allows for flexible control. It has triangle and square wave modulation with adjustable rate and depth for superior chorus, vibratos, and sweeps. The Memory Boy comes with a total analog bucket brigade design with a built-in EFX loop. A power adapter is included with the pedal. The EHX Deluxe Memory Boy is the most flexible, affordable analog delay ever designed.

Nothing can compare to the organic sound of analog delay, and no one does analog like the Deluxe Memory Man, the most in-demand analog delay ever built. Experience the warmth of analog delay. Up to 550ms of vibrant echo that rivals tape delay; lush, spatial chorus, and haunting vibrato are just a few of the treats in the Memory Man’s sonic schmorgasbord. Analog warmth that renders digital delay obsolete, the EHX Deluxe Memory Man echoes with chorus/vibrato.

The Electro Harmonix Pico Canyon Echo grants flexible digital delay in the world’s smallest canyon. The EHX Pico Canyon Echo takes the digital delay from the award-winning Canyon Delay and Looper and plates it up as a single-serving echo unit. Starting with a crystal clean delay, the Canyon Echo is a sweetly simple delay with 3 seconds of delay time. Don’t let the size fool you, this canyon is deep. Add filtering, tap tempo, and a feedback knob capable of infinite repeats and this little echo is up to most time-bending tasks. Customize The Canyon Echo features a Blend knob to get the perfect wet or dry mix. The Delay knob sets the delay time from 8ms to 3s. Feedback is adjustable from 1 repeat to infinite repeats for endless delay washes and pads. Turn the Filter knob past noon and it’s a High Pass Filter while below noon it is a Low Pass Filter. Adjust Tempo Tap Tempo is simple and easy to use. Just press and release the footswitch at least two times to set the tempo and the LED will blink to confirm your tap tempo. The tempo can then be subdivided from a quarter note to a dotted eight note to an eighth note with the TAP DIV button. Additionally, the Canyon Echo also features a selectable Tails bypass so echoes continue after putting the pedal into bypass. Loop The Canyon Echo also features a new style of Infinite Repeats where a single delay is repeated and the input is taken out of the delay path. This makes the pedal function like a microtape looper that can be played over without new delays being created. The micro loop can also be manipulated into warped sound effects by adjusting the Delay knob.

Spoiled by the various tube driven echo units we have around the shop, we wanted the Montavillian Echo to sound and feel just as BIG! So we went all out on the audio path on this thing… We took painstaking efforts to make the dry signal sound and feel better when on than with the pedal bypassed. The Montavillian Echo utilizes an obsolete delay processing IC, however, rather than slavishly following the path of that chip’s forebears, we cracked the books and ventured out on our own, using our ears to guide us, and what we achieved is a fantastic sounding delay, with a slew of sounds in a small, easy to use footprint. It has great headroom and stacking abilities, which are often shortcomings of echo pedals. We’ve run the Montavillian into all of our amps clean and cranked (Hiwatt, AC30, 5E3, Super Reverb, Blues Jr. etc.) we’ve also stacked it before our dirt pedals. We’ve even slammed it with numerous fuzzes and overdrives. The Montavillian handles it all with no effort. Should you need even more headroom, the Montavillian can be run at 18V.