Same design as the original EHX Q-Tron but with extremely useful Effects Loop and an Attack Response Switch. The Effects Loop gives the musician the ability to place an additional effect, or chain of effects between the EHX Q-Tron Plus’s preamp and filter section without changing the envelope drive. This is particularly important with most distortion devices, as most all do not have much of an amplitude envelope. The FX loop will also fire up your creative juices to try all sorts of combinations in the effects loop: try the Micro POG into a Deluxe Memory Man. You can invent all sorts of novel effects. The added Response Switch selects between a slow, smooth, vowel-like attack and the fast, snaked response of the original Q-Tron.

True bypass
Dedicated effects loop allows you to place any effect or pedal board into the loop
FX send and return without changing the envelope drive
Selectable low pass, band pass and high pass filters
Resonant peak control to adjust the filter’s Q from subtle to dramatic
Response switch changes the reaction time of envelope follower from fast to slow
Switchable hi or lo frequency sweep ranges
Adjustable gain knob and boost switch
Sweep direction switch for up or down filter sweeps
Power adapter included

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Mike Matthews, der Gründer von Electro-Harmonix, ist eine schillernde Figur. Die Hippie-Bewegung und die Evolution der E-Gitarre durch Jimi Hendrix diente ihm als Katalysator für die Entwicklung des bis heute populären Big Muff Verzerrers. Nach phänomenalem Wachstum seiner Firma in den goldenen Zeiten des Rock’n´Roll, den 1970er Jahren, folgte Anfang der 1980er die Ernüchterung – und schließlich die Pleite.

Mike Matthews, the founder of Electro-Harmonix, is a colorful figure. The hippie movement and Jimi Hendrix's evolution of the electric guitar served as a catalyst for him to develop the Big Muff distortion unit, which is still popular today. After phenomenal growth of his company in the golden age of rock'n'roll, the 1970s, disillusionment followed in the early 1980s - and finally bankruptcy.

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With its take on the cult-classic, chainsaw distortion pedal, the EHX Hell Melter takes distortion to its extremes. The Hell Melter features expanded controls and tonal capabilities, allowing the already in-your-face sound of the pedal to broaden by switching to more open clipping options and boosting the internal voltage for increased headroom, less compression, and more attack.

Originally designed as the ultimate in high-gain tone, this world-famous distortion circuit is known for the death metal sounds of Sweden’s Entombed and the shoegaze wash of My Bloody Valentine. It’s even found a home in the rig of David Gilmour!

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Hell Melter 

The original Attack Decay Tape Reverse Simulator is known for producing volume and reverse swells, backward tape sounds, artificially short staccato notes, and bowed instrument effects. In 2019 the digital Attack Decay reissue was released, and now the Pico Attack Decay gives us volume envelope effects in a simplified, compact package.

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