Electro Harmonix 16 Second Delay
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You can use the Electro Harmonix 16 Second Delay to simulate tape loop effects. This unit allows you to lay signals on top of each other at different speeds even.
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User Reviews of the Electro Harmonix 16 Second Delay
- Submitted by SYKORA from Los Angeles, CA (26 points) on Dec 23, 2007
- When the original came out there wasn't anything like it for less than 00.The magic reverse function blew minds.About 1.5 years ago I bought the reissue on line and could not wait for it to arrive.It was returned that same day!Clunky switches,overly difficult to use,and paying that much money to get 8-bit sounding delay (looping really) is dumb.E-H were the Ford Motors of the delay pedal;they made the first cool one that worked.Then came Toyota & Honda;the line 6 is easy to use and powerful,the DD-20 sounds great and has a lot of functions if you want to sit & woodshed.And they both cost much less.Only retards buy Fords any more.
- Good Points: nostalgia.
- Bad Points: NOSTALGIA.
- Price Paid: US$385.00
- Purchased At: Musician's Friend
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- Submitted by Ethan from San Francisco, CA (68 points) on Feb 16, 2006
- I've got the reissue and it is a dreeeeaaaaammmm. The ability to control delay time and other parameters with sliders in a linear fashion like the speed on a turntable is much much better than a knob. It spits midi clock and is capable of controlling drum machines and samplers!!!! Highly Recommended!
- Good Points: 4 minutes of memory! Looper! Forward and Reverse! Good Control.
- Bad Points: Plastic switches are very fragile! Forward reverse switch was broken before it arrived brand new (still works, but comes off easily). Warranty does not cover shipping making it more worth while to find the part and DIY. Outputs in Mono.
- Price Paid: US$260.00
- Purchased At: Ebay
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