Electro Harmonix Attack Decay Tape Reverse Simulator - Secondhand

Full Description

The iconic sound of a classic pedal

It's based on a legend. The EHX Attack Decay manages to retain all of what made the original so popular in the first place. You'll still enjoy the distinctive volume swells and reverse tones that are capable of giving your music a unique, undeniably cool edge. Add sharp, jolting staccato into your playing by turning the decay knob down low. Or play with the sound of a bowed instrument for an individual, classical touch. It's not hard to see why original models sell for numbers in the thousands - this is a pedal that gives you a wealth of choice.

A whole new world of possibilities

The classic sound of the past in a pedal with a ton of features you'll think are from the future. Not only does the Attack Decay boast all of the awesome features heard earlier, it's loaded with a stack of new functionalities that really set it apart from anything else out there.

Firstly, there's the poly envelope setting. This lets you apply volume alterations to each individual note you play. So alongside the classic single envelope taken from the original, you've got a myriad of ways to change your sound. And that's just one effect - there's a truckload more features. Built-in compression and distortion, effects send and return, expression pedal input. You've got a universe of options.

And that's without telling you that the Attack Decay has three preset slots. This means you can find a tone that's perfect for you, then save it and quickly recall it on stage. For three different settings. So incessantly tweaking and adjusting dials onstage to find the sound that's right will be a thing of the past. Experience an easy-to-use pedal with endless potential.

Crafted by the kings of effects

Made by the best. Electro Harmonix, founded in New York City in 1968, have rightfully earned their place in the history of popular music. Their effects boxes have been heard in the work of some of the industry's greatest artists for 50 years. Their initial breakthrough came with the invention of the Big Muff Pi pedal in 1969 - which was quickly adopted by Jimi Hendrix and used to help him craft his own, instantly recognisable sound. Electro Harmonix had already passed into rock legend - and they'd barely been around a year.

They continued to release pedals that were viewed as the very best out there - time and time again. As such, the list of esteemed artists who were Electro Harmonix fans grew. And fast. You can track their pedals through some of the best music released across the decades. Pink Floyd in the '70s. New Order and U2 in the '80s. Then Red Hot Chili Peppers, Nirvana, Oasis, Radiohead, and more in the '90s. All the way up to the present day with Jack White and Arctic Monkeys. Electro Harmonix are the effects masters. It's time for you to experience why.

Features

• Volume envelope manipulation w/adjustable "Decay" and "Attack" times
• Mono Mode - One volume envelope at a time. The envelope resets when a new note is played
• Poly Mode - Gives each note played its own envelope
• Built-in, adjustable EHX fuzz to enhance volume effects, and help produce bowed instrument sounds
• Effects loop built in allowing for other pedals to be inserted into volume envelope
• CV or expression pedal control over every knob
• Up to three presets to save and recall

Specifications

• Model Name: Electro Harmonix Attack Decay Tape Reverse Simulator
• Country of Origin: United States
• Power Supply: EHX 9.6V DC-200mA (Included)
• Current Draw: 150mA at 9V DC
• Dimensions: 4" x 4.75" x 2.25"