Marshall EH-1 Echohead delay

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Great delay that offers a range of useable delay types in a seriously sturdy box.

Here's what Marshall have to say about the pedal:

The Echohead pedal is a stereo delay pedal offering a maximum delay time of 2000ms. From crystal clear echoes to hypnotic reverse delays via the vintage whir of an old tape machine the Echohead recreates six different delay modes for you to explore giving you full control over the delay time,

feedback and level of every mode. The Echohead's dual outputs offer the choice of using a passive bypass for the main signal path to ensure complete tonal integrity or allowing the pedal to spill-over allowing your echoes to naturally die away. Combined the outputs create a stereo ping-pong effect creating a wide dynamic field.

Main features and controls:

Tap Tempo Socket

A momentary footswitch (such as the Marshall Tap Tempo pedal - PEDL-10040) can be connected to this socket to control the delay time. By tapping the pedal at your desired tempo the Echohead will automatically adjust your delay time to match.

'Out 1 / Left' Jack Socket - Passive Bypass

Out 1 is connected to a passive bypass circuit. The passive bypass ensures complete tonal integrity by disconnecting the output of the effects circuit when not in operation. When a jack is connected to Out 1 the pedal operates in mono mode.

'Out 2 /Right' Jack Socket - Spill-Over

Out 2 is connected to a spill-over circuit. When the pedal is switched off the echoes it has produced are allowed to 'spill' and naturally decay over your playing while the input feeding the effects circuit is switched off. When a jack is connected to Out 2 the pedal operates in mono mode. When jacks are connected to Out 1 & Out 2 the pedal operates in Stereo mode, producing a ping-pong style delay between the two outputs. In stereo mode the delay time of Out 2 is half the length of Out 1. No spill-over is present when the pedal operates in stereo mode.

Modes

The Echohead offers six different delay modes. Selected by switching the mode knob in to one of the six positions.

Hi-Fi

A solid delay line throwing out crystal clear repeats of the input. Analogue Filters shape the echoes, adding a subtle tone and recreating the sound of the guitar cascading through old analogue delay circuits.

Tape Echo

The narrow bandwidth and unstable whir of a tape delay inspired these harsh degenerating echoes. The random wow and flutter of an old motor adds a warm organic chorus to the dark textured delays.

Multi Tap

Multiple echoes pulse out of the pedal providing a dense rhythmic sound.

Reverse

Sucking the sound out backwards, the reverse mode trails out a series of hypnotic repeats creating psychedelic textures.

Mod Filter

Sweeping across your sound, synced to your delay time, a modulating filter adds movement and depth to the echoes.

Delay Time

Controls the delay time of the echoes from 20ms (fully anti- clockwise) to 2000ms (fully clockwise).

Feedback

Controls the amount of output signal that is fed-back and mixed with the input increasing the time taken for the echoes to decay. Fully anti-clockwise no signal is fed back and only one echo is repeated, fully clockwise and the entire signal is fed back causing the echoes to sound indefinitely.

Level

Controls the level of the overall effect. Fully anti-clockwise gives the least effect and driest (uneffected) guitar signal, while fully clockwise gives the most effected guitar sound.

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