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Electro-Harmonix Mono Synth and Attack Decay Effects Pedals | NAMM 2019

Electro-Harmonix Attack Decay Tape Reverse Simulator

Description
It can produce a single volume envelope like the original, or, with Poly engaged, put separate volume envelopes on each note you play. The built-in Harmonix fuzz is now a fully controllable distortion with gain, tone and volume controls. The effects loop allows the musician or sound designer to place the volume envelope onto whatever signal is present at the Return jack. Expression pedal/CV input and three user presets give the user total control over their Attack Decay!



Specs
- Volume envelope manipulation with adjustable Attack and Decay times
- Mono mode: one volume envelope at a time, the envelope resets when you play a new note
- Poly mode: gives each note you play its own envelope
- Built-in, fully adjustable, Harmonix fuzz enhances the volume envelope effect and produces bowed instrument sounds
- Built-in effects loop allows for your own pedals to be inserted onto the volume envelope
- Expression pedal or CV control over every knob on the Attack Decay
- Save and recall up to three presets
- Comes supplied with EHX 9.6DC-200 power supply
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- Home Studio2
- Performances2
- Professional Recording2
- Amateur Recording1
- Outdoor Events / Games1
- Excellent but complex which is normal with EHX.1
- Not Responsive1
- boxes with more than four knobs.1
- Experienced2
- Excellent Sound Quality2
- Good Selection Of Effects2
- Versatile2
- Responsive1
Reviewed by 2 customers
Excellent and versatile pro pedal
submitted6 years ago
byBG
fromIL
For exotic sounds.
amazing pedal for what it does BUT...
submitted6 years ago
byGlass
fromEvansville, IN
The attack decay pedal is an amazing bit of hardware and i want to love it, and sometimes i do, but it has a huge problem with not picking up lower notes. even something as simple as open strings go unplayed because the unite didn't register it. And the darn thing even has a sensitivity knob but you turn it up and instead of it being more responsive, it just starts spazzing out. pretty displeased.
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submitted6 years ago
asked byDonnie
fromTaylor, MI.
Is the Electro-Harmonix Attack Decay reverse simulator already out & in stores now?
It is not out until April of 2019