Pedal Review: Electro-Harmonix Stereo Memory Man with Hazarai
Our friends at Delicious Audio recently reviewed Electro-Harmonix Stereo Memory Man with Hazarai Digital Delay/Looper…read a bit below, and visit Delicious Audio for the complete review!
Electro-Harmonix products are made in Long Island City.
The Electro-Harmonix Stereo Memory Man with Hazarai ($220) is a stereo looper/delay pedal bursting with exciting features – in fact “Hazarai” is a Yiddish word that roughly translates as ‘everything but the kitchen sink’.
To put into perspective just how much you’re getting for you’re money, the Electro-Harmonix Stereo Memory Man is divided up into 8 separate modes which are categorized into 3 sections: Multi-Tap, Echo and Déjà vu.
Multi-Tap: This mode offers 3 kinds of multi-tap delays, and it allows you to choose precisely how many repeats you want to hear, it takes a bit of getting used to get full potential out of it, but when you get it you can tailor the effect to almost any delay you want.
Within the multi-tap settings, you get a few little surprises; while a chord or note is being played, by pressing the “tap” footswitch you can “capture” and save it in reverse delay, which is looped until you release the “tap” switch. Another pleasant surprise is the “fading in repeats” feature: to fade in, just turn the decay dial to the maximum setting and adjust the repeats to the number that works for you.
Click thru to Delicious Audio for the rest of this review, by Steven Williams.
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