electro-harmonix Stereo Memory Man with Hazarai Delay/Looper PedalItem ID: MemoryManSTHStereo Echo and Delay Pedal with Looping, Multi-tap Delay, Filtering, and Programmable Presets 
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From Our Research Team:A Stereo Memory Man with a Ton of Modern Features!The Electro-Harmonix Stereo Memory Man with Hazarai packs a ton of modern capabilities into the Memory Man chassis, including multi-tap delay, reverse echo, and a loop function with up to 30 seconds of loop time. The Stereo Memory Man with Hazarai (meaning, roughly, "all the bells and whistles") also gives you tap tempo, vintage tape echo filtering, and eight programmable presets. Plus, it's all in true stereo! If you're looking for that Memory Man vibe with some great features, check out the Stereo Memory Man with Hazarai!Stereo Memory Man with Hazarai Delay Pedal with Programmable Presets Features:
Stereo Memory Man with Hazarai packs a ton of echo, delay, and loop functions into a classic pedal!
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Henry, Marion, IL Reviewsbased on 6 reviewsAll The Good Stuff
by Matt W. from Poplar Bluff, MO
The Stereo Memory Man W/Hazarai is a great "all-in-one" delay pedal. Yes, it is digital, but it can produce warm, organic delay tones. It really offers the best that both digital and analog have to of... read more [+]fer. There are 8 modes including 3 second delay, 300 mili-second with modulation, reverse echo, 1 Sec + Reverse and Loop amongst others. The selection of tones may seem limited at first, but just about any delay tone can be produced with this pedal. The control layout, while not straightforward, definitely encourages experimentation. January 30, 2013 Music Background: Hobbyist The SMMH is billed as a Jack of all trades, but it's also mastered a few, as well. It has the best reverse delay that I've ever heard. The Blend knob controls the amount of wet signal, and can take it from a basic delay with reversed repeats, to a near spot-on recreation of the old reverse solos of Jimi Hendrix, the Beatles etc. One of the cool innovations of this pedal is found in the 1 Sec plus Reverse mode, where you can hold down the Tap button and it will repeat up to six seconds of what you played in reverse. The looper mode can record up to 30 seconds, but loops can be recorded while in any mode, which is really handy. Once a loop is recorded, you can add modulation to it, reverse the loop, or even speed up the tempo and change the pitch of the loops. What you record while the tempo and pitch are turned up will simulate bass lines after the loop is returned to its original pitch and tempo. The modulation is also world class. The reverb is comparable to the Holy Grail, the flange and chorus to the Electric Mistress, and the ring modulation to the Frequency Analyzer. Yes, it even has ring modulation tones! I've also seen demos where the right setting will produce tones that are similar to the Ravish Sitar. It's just a great amalgam of several of EHX's best products. Like the "Bonus Features" for a movie, it's loaded with Easter Eggs. Want more than 300 milliseconds of delay on the 300mS with Modulation mode? Up to 600 milliseconds can be accessed by using the tap tempo. 30 seconds not enough loop time? Just record 30 seconds of blank space in the looper mode, and then set the Delay knob to 0 to obtain 60 seconds of looping. The tap tempo can also be used to change the speed of the loop without changing the pitch of the loop. One of my favorite aspects is that all of these features are housed in a reasonably sized footprint (5.5" x 4.5" x 2") making it more pedalboard friend than the Flashback x4, Delaylab, DL4 or any of its other direct competition. That's not to say that it's without its blemishes. There are a few hinderances that some will find unappealing. First, the SMMH isn't expression pedal accesible. This wasn't a deal-breaker for me, as I wouldn't have likely used one, anyway. Another slight problem is that while the SMMH has a vast palate of tones, only 8 presets (one per mode) can be saved. I've discovered dozens of great tones that I would have loved to have saved, but had to use a pen and paper instead. The looper can record an infinite number of loops, but it doesn't save loops. Also, it requires you to hold down the loop button until your desired loop is complete. Again, this didn't bother me, but it may take players who are used to the DL4's approach a while to get to used it. There's no way to scroll through the different modes by foot, so switching modes has to be done by hand. Perhaps the biggest complaint is that the controls of this pedal aren't straight forward, making it more complicated than other pedals. Because of this, the manual is definitely worth its weight in gold. None of these problems really bothered me, however and for the price it's still a lot of bang for your buck, even if it falls under the category of beautifully flawed. One of the common complaints that I've read is that each loop recorded loses volume after each new loop is recorded, which is true, but only if the Repeats knob (which acts as the volume control for loops) isn't turned up all the way. With the right adjustments, it is possible to maintain the same volume for each loop. Also, this pedal can oscillate while in the 300 mS + MOD Echo mode when the Repeats knob is turned up passed 3 o'clock. This is probably my favorite pedal on my board. It really seems to reward creativity, which I've found to be a staple of EHX products. It was listed in Guitar World's Top Five Programmable Delay pedals, which is impressive considering that some of the other pedals were in the $300-$500 range. For the price, I still don't think this one can can be beat. And for my delay needs, it gets a perfect score all the way. close [-] Beautiful pedal.
by Thomas Oliver from Buffalo, NY
Amazing pedal. So many different ideas to run with. Anywhere from trance inducing loops to subtle and psychedelic delay and echo. January 27, 2012 Music Background: Giging Musician Sounds 1000x better with other EHX pedals (I suggest t... read more [+]he 'Soul Preacher nano', as well. Just an amazing pedal that has no limits. close [-] THE digital delay pedal.
by docSanchez from Bainbridge Island, WA
This pedal is utterly fantastic. THE digital delay pedal to end all digital delay pedals.July 11, 2010 Music Background: Hobbyist What first brought me to this unit was the tap tempo function and the relatively long delay tim... read more [+]es (3 seconds). What made me fall in love with this pedal was the reverb, the reverse echo, and the flanging (yep, this pedal flanges! I'll get to that in a minute) The reverb is lush and blends masterfully with the delayed signal and is a great bonus for me, as a person who has always preferred digital reverb to spring reverb. The reverse echo is traditional EHX madness, allowing you to play backwards solos in real time. But what really got me is the ability to create some really unique flanger sounds by dialing in really short delay times and then adjusting the modulation, blend, filter, and repeats. This pedal provides a huge amount of control in a relatively small set of parameters and simple controls that keeps this pedal easy and straightforward to use, but still capable of some really mind-bending settings if for the adventurous. Oh, did I mention that it also loops? close [-] Stellar delay for any instrument
by Victor from Chicago, IL
When I first played around with the Stereo Memory Man with a guitar, I found myself a bit overwhelmed amidst all the settings available. To be honest, I wanted a simple delay pedal with a long loop r... read more [+]ecorder. After reading the manual I realized that this was quite the pedal. The variety of quality delays ranging from short 1sec to the ability to reverse phrases. Endless fun, and inspiration... Yet, what really blew me away was when I used it as an fx box for my laptop. Once again the quality and variety of delays made this tool a necessary part of my arsenal. September 15, 2008 Music Background: performing musician Only negative aspect is that to delete a recorded loop, you must click the right button, and hold down the left button. There is also no ability to erase overdubs. I also have an Akai Headrush which much more intuitive to use when recording loops, and provides both these functions. close [-] Versatile pedal
by Kenan Forte from Texas
I don't have alot of high end pedals but this is a great addition.
March 12, 2012 Music Background: Rock and jazz Also popular
electro-harmonix Stereo Memory Man with Hazarai Delay/Looper Pedal
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