Welcome back! If you’ve been following my blog series you’ve already read about the history of three very popular delay models in the family; the (based on* the Boss® DM-2 delay), the (based on* the Maestro® EP-1), and the (based on* the Maestro EP-3). For all of you first-time readers, make sure you go back and check out my previous posts about these great effects at the Line 6 Blog.

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Grandes Exitos Chayanne Rar on this page. This week I’m going to talk a little about the Analog w/MOD delay effect in the family. This effect is based on* yet another legendary pedal from Electro-Harmonix.

Of course, I am referring to the classic Electro-Harmonix® Deluxe Memory Man. Photoshop Cs6 Portable Deutsch Youtube there. Electro-Harmonix was founded in 1968 by Mike Matthews with a measly $1000.00. The company saw exponential growth over the next 10 years and soon became one of the biggest effects pedals manufacturer of the time. The Deluxe Memory Man was just one of many timeless effects that Electro-Harmonix manufactured over the next several years. Like the Analog Echo effect inspired by* the Boss® DM-2 pedal, the Analog w/MOD delay is also a “bucket brigade” type delay in that, the analog signal enters a series of capacitors on the circuit board at which time the signal rate is controlled by an oscillating clock.