Introducing the EarthQuaker Devices Easy Listening Analog Amp Simulator Pedal—a compact powerhouse that packs the warmth and character of your favorite vintage amp right into your pedalboard. This little gem is designed for musicians who crave that rich, analog sound without the hassle of bulky gear. It’s the ideal companion for those late-night jam sessions or studio recordings, offering a lush sonic landscape that feels both familiar and innovative.

Features

The Easy Listening pedal shines with its finely tuned preamp circuitry, delivering a big, enveloping sound that’s free from latency and digital harshness. It expertly simulates the essence of a classic '65 Deluxe amp, capturing the harmonic complexity that guitarists live for. With zero menu diving or IR loading, you get direct access to your tone, allowing you to focus on what really matters—playing. Its small footprint means you can easily take this pedal wherever your music leads you.

Designed with the modern musician in mind, it features a mono TS ¼" input and stereo TRS ¼" output, making it versatile for headphone use or direct recording into a DAW. The output configuration lets you plug into your interface easily, whether you choose to go mono or stereo. Plus, the pedal operates on standard 9-volt DC power, ensuring straightforward setup and compatibility.

Tone

This pedal delivers a beautifully rich sonic palette, with a robust low-end resonance that anchors your notes while slightly scooped mids allow for clarity and articulation. The crystalline top-end chime is perfect for adding that sweet sparkle to your solos, making your guitar sing with every note. Whether you're strumming chords or ripping through intricate leads, the Easy Listening pedal inspires creativity and keeps you engaged long after you intended to stop playing.

Specifications

• Dimensions: 3.625 x 1.875 x 1.5 in. (92 × 48 × 38 mm)
• Current Draw: 75 mA
• Input Impedance: 1 MΩ
• Output Impedance: 39 Ω
• Input: Mono TS ¼"
• Output: Stereo TRS ¼" (Tip is the left channel, Ring is the right channel)
• Headphones: Requires headphones with a ¼" TRS plug
• DAW Use: Can use either a mono TS cable into one channel of your interface or a stereo TRS cable with a splitter into two channels
• Power: Standard 9 volt DC power supply with a 2.1mm negative center barrel