Electro Harmonix Pedalboard

Deluxe Memory Man (90s big box version)

TU-3 Tuner

ISO Power Block V9 IEC

FRV-1 Fender Reverb

Kastle's Board

V845 WAH PEDAL

Rainbow Machine

RE-202 Space Echo

Hoof Reaper

Centaur

Green Rhino MkIV

E2 Headrush

Dyna Comp

M107 Phase 100

Old Blue Overdrive

Gig Weekend 

JCT95 Justin Chancellor Crybaby Wah

Basstortion

Gold Comp

Noble Preamp DI 

ATREIDES

VB-2 Vibrato

Vertigo Tremolo

With the price of vintage Hot Tubes soaring, countless guitarists have requested that we re-issue our 1970s Hot Tubes. Since its initial release in 1978, countless musicians have prized the scorching tube amp simulation the Hot Tubes delivers. They consider the original Hot Tubes to be indispensable, so it is rarely available on the vintage market.

The EHX Hot Tubes’ Volume and Overdrive let you go from a gentle rasp that caresses your notes to a full-blown gain monster with a powerhouse punch. Sculpt your sound with the Tone control, or take a detour around the tone circuit with the Tone On/Off switch. True bypass for a pristine signal chain.

CMOS overdrive
Sensitive to your touch and guitar’s volume
True Bypass
Tone bypass switch completely removes tone circuit
9V battery included

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Review by Chris Gill, guitarworld.com

Manual

Hot Tubes

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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Review by Charles Saufley, premierguitar.com

Review by DelayDude, amazona.de

Pico Attack Delay

The EHX Flatiron Fuzz is a classic op-amp powered fuzz/distortion. With its late ‘70s style circuit and symmetrical hard clipping, it’s EHX’s take on the RAT2™ pedal, only we think it’s better.

The Flatiron Fuzz is extremely versatile. At lower drive settings it remains fairly clean and adds a pleasing mild distortion. As the drive is turned up it transports you to a world of arena rock and produces spectacular, thick, meaty tones.

The stellar sound of the Flatiron Fuzz is a result of its classic, late ‘70s style circuitry and the fact that it delivers symmetrical hard clipping. As a point of reference, you might refer to the old Rat pedal, but we think you’ll prefer the Flatiron.

The Flatiron Fuzz features three controls: Volume, Drive and Filter. Volume sets the output level while Drive adjusts the amount of sustain and distortion. The unique Filter control is actually a low pass filter with a movable cut-off frequency. This is especially cool because it lets you dial in just the right amount of high-end… from dark to raunchy.

Electro-Harmonix trivia: The Flatiron Fuzz is named after the historic Flatiron Building in New York City. It’s an iconic landmark located just down the block from EHX headquarters in the 1970s and it’s the building pictured on the pedal.

The RAT2 is a trademark of Act Audio.

Classic op-amp powered fuzz/distortion
Delivers symmetrical hard clipping
As you turn down your guitar volume, it cleans up, but not all the way
Unique Filter control
Compact, pedalboard friendly design
Features True Bypass for maximum signal path integrity in bypass mode
9V battery included

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Review by Paul Riario, guitarworld.com

Flatiron Fuzz

Review by David Morrin

Stereo Memory Man (Vintage)

Der Electro-Harmonix Deluxe Memory Man aus den 1990er Jahren ist ein echtes Schwergewicht im Bereich der schaltkreisbasierten analogen Verzögerungsgeräte und immer noch ein begehrtes Stück Vintage-Equipment. Typischerweise ist diese Version (Debüt 1996) des Deluxe Memory Man als "Big Box"-Version bekannt. Sie hat einen höheren Sammlerwert als spätere Versionen.

An original heavyweight in the realm of bucket brigade circuit-based analog delay, the Electro-Harmonix Deluxe Memory Man of the 1990s still stands as a highly coveted piece of vintage gear. Typically this version (debuting in 1996) of the Deluxe Memory Man is known as the "big box" version. It is more collectible than later versions.

Review by Catalinbread