Electro-Harmonix Nano Deluxe Memory Man: Better than the real thing… arguably скачать в хорошем качестве

Electro-Harmonix Nano Deluxe Memory Man: Better than the real thing… arguably

I used to own a 'real' Deluxe Memory Man. Then I sold it. Then I bought another one. Then I sold that as well. What an idiot. Since then I've had a Memory Boy, a Memory Toy and a Stereo Memory Man With Hazarai… and I've reviewed a bunch of DMM-inspired delays, including the excellent J Rockett Clockwork, for guitar.com. But this, the Nano, is the keeper. It uses MN3005 bucket-brigade chips and sounds close enough that only real delay nerds will notice the difference, and even then probably not in a band mix. Unlike a vintage DMM, it's small and relatively affordable, and runs off a standard 9v supply. It even has switchable true or buffered bypass. And, perhaps best of all, it's got separate controls for modulation rate and depth. So doesn't all of that make it… better? (Guitar is a Harmony Silhouette.) * Welcome to Dickie's 90-Second Pedal Demos! No waffling, no widdling, no blues-rock grimacing. No edits, no backing tracks, no uncritical gushing. And absolutely no paid/promoted/sponsored content. Just quick, simple, irreverent but high-quality introductions to great pedals – both acclaimed classics and underrated gems – and how to get the best out of them. #electroharmonix #delaypedal #memoryman #dickiesound