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Electro Harmonix Attack Decay Tape Reverse Sim.

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Effect Pedal for Electric GuitarThe coveted 1980 Electro-Harmonix Attack Decay is a pedal known for producing volume and reverse swells, backward tape sounds, artificially short staccato notes and string effects. The new Attack Decay reinterprets the classic and adds some modern features.

  • Poly mode
  • Harmonix Fuzz
  • Effects loop
  • Expression pedal / CV input
  • Three storable presets
  • Controls: Volume, Blend, Attack
  • Decay, Sens., H.Vol, Tone, Harmonix
  • Pushbuttons: Poly and Preset 1, 2 and 3
  • LED: Effect on, Harmonix / Preset, Poly and Preset 1, 2 and3
  • Footswitch: Effect Bypass and Harmonix / Preset
  • Input (6.3 mm jack)
  • Output (6.3 mm jack)
  • Effects Loop Input / Output (2 x 6.3 mm jack)
  • EXP Pedal input (6.3 mm stereo jack)
  • Power supply connector (coaxial connection 5.5 x 2.1 mm, negative polarity inside)
  • Current consumption: 150 mA
  • Power supply with a 9 V DC power adapter (included)
  • Dimensions (W x D x H): 102 x 121 x 57 mm

Note: No battery operation possible

Available since June 2019
Item number 461361
Sales Unit 1 piece(s)
Effect Types Tape Reverse Simulator
425 AED 112,61 €
Plus 266 AED shipping
The price in AED is a guideline price only
Since we ship from Germany, additional costs through taxes and customs may be incurred
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AutaKen 18.11.2020
Own and use lots of guitar pedals at my studio. This one is very unique and the reason I got it, different. I use it mainly for 1 thing, with a Digitech Freakout combined I can get a kind of ebow effect while jumping between multiple strings and chords. Cant do that with an ebow, have 1 of those too. It also has an inbuilt distortion with tone that sounds great. The sensitivity function is also good. Often run synth through it too for some unusual effects with the blend control, can create a drone behind fast note motifs. Also good for swells. Need to experiment with it more to bring out it's full potential ( fx loop option/reverse fx simulation ) but happy with what I use it for at the moment. Unique, don't know of another pedal that can do something similar.
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Inspiring gadget
Zool. 26.05.2021
This pedal has plenty of possibilities and adds a lot of creative sound sculpting inspiration for my guitar! Highly recommended for adventureous musicians.
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Unusual pedal, useful for special effects
Corncrake 03.07.2023
There aren't many pedals (if any) that do the same as this one. I find the envelope features very flexible and usable. The fuzz isn't very useful to me. If it could do an octave up and down instead of fuzz it would be great, but I suppose this would overlap with the pog2 too much. Anyway, this pedal extends the capabilities of the instrument and I wouldn't sell it.
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Needs some time and attention, but has unique place
markkus 13.02.2021
It takes time to get to know this device, after only two weeks of use I still have not tested all of it. I keep going back to settings I like and tweak them or combine them with other pedals for extra effect. Most difficult to tune is the build-in fuzz, but fuzz is very prone to personal taste and preference so ymmv. I ended up placing my own DOD Carcosa fuzz in the loop, which in my setup created more usable sounds. To say it's 'just' a swell/volume pedal does not do it justice, especially the way you can shape the envelope makes this a lot more diverse and creative. Some of the settings create strange behavior, but you could also see it as a feature, which sometimes adds to what you build and sometimes you just have to restart. So this thing has a lot of useful sounds, a lot of experimenting and for the price it's hard to find anything more fun to play with. Saving presets is also a nice feature, when you want to recreate settings with one or two taps, the expression features I have to test, but they look flexible enough and can be used for different knobs and settings.
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