Electro-Harmonix Deluxe Memory Man

"The main riff is an Explorer playing through the Memory Man and the Vox, and the harmonics were done with the same setup," explains Dave Grohl in reference to the production of the song Headwires. The item directly mentioned by Grohl is an Electro-Harmonix Memory Man XO Analog Delay Guitar Effects Pedal.

The Electro-Harmonix Deluxe Memory Man XO Analog Delay Guitar Effects Pedal is found in guitarist Alex Turner's pedalboard. GUITAR EFFECTS PEDAL

The Edge can be seen using a Deluxe Memory Man in the documentary It Might Get Loud.

"It's used for a short slapback-like thing," says Josh Klinghoffer's guitar tech about the Electro-Harmonix Deluxe Memory Man XO Analog Delay Guitar Effects Pedal.

Stephen Ferrara (Chris Cornell's guitar tech): “Chris uses that as a dirty delay – he drives it a little bit so it actually kicks up the volume when he uses it and he overloads the level slightly. He’ll kick this in every now and again at the beginning of a song – he’s got it with a lot of repeats right now.”

The large pedal in the top row of Nick Valensi's pedalboard is an Electro-Harmonix Deluxe Memory Man.

Eric Johnson uses an Electro-Harmonix Memory Man in his rhythm circuit signal chain, as seen in on his pedal board in this Premier Guitar interview at (3:10).

According to the 2007 Guitar World excerpt, he said that he uses the EHX Deluxe Memory Man for solos, and for quiet slap-back echo.

According to Guitar Geek's rig diagram, he used this pedal.

In effects pedal section for Pat Smear

An Electro-Harmonix Deluxe Memory Man XO Analog Delay Guitar Effects Pedal appears in Mike Einziger's pedalboard at 0:10 in this rig rundown video.

On XTS's website, they shared [photos of the rack gear](https://www.xacttone.com/info/photo-gallery/bon-iver/) they built for Bon Iver. EHX Deluxe Memory Man can be seen in one of the rack tray.

Used up to 2011 when it was replaced with the Memory Boy.

You can see the classic Deluxe Memory Man on the picture.

TC Electronic recently posted a photo on Facebook showcasing Hozier's pedalboard.

Can be seen on the floor whilst recording Sempiternal

In this interview with Mikey Way, he says, "As far as pedals go, I always love the Memory Man and Bass Big Muff/regular Big Muff from Electro-Harmonix."

Facebook photo of Julien Baker's live pedalboard.

An ElectroHarmonix Deluxe Memory Man can be spotted on PJ Harvey's pedalboard in this picture.

According to Bass Player magazine interview, Levin uses the Electro-Harmonix Deluxe Memory Man.

Cline uses an Electro-Harmonix Memory man reissue, as spotted in this video at (33:40). "I use it for a little bit of bounce and that 'wiggly' that it has...It's psychedelic," he said.

You can see an old Memory Man in this video of his live setup.

" I use Electro-Harmonix Memory Man (Stereo) delay, i equalise and distort the sound inside a little Mackie mixer. "

Originally, Mike used a Deluxe Memory Man as his main delay pedal, and only recently has he begun making use of the Strymon El Capistan.

In this photo of Sergio's pedalboard in 2011, from [this collection](http://www.gettyimages.com/detail/news-photo/collection-of-electric-guitar-effect-pedals-owned-by-sergio-news-photo/147798033), for Total Guitar Magazine, one can see an Electro-Harmonix Deluxe Memory Man on the left.

Minilogue's studio is surrounded by serene nature outside of Malmö, Sweden. It's here that Sebastian Mullaert and Markus Henriksson compose their lush, evolving techno suites with a variety of hardware and software - with Live at the center of each musician's setup. In the video below, Sebastian gives us an overview of Minilogue's technology.

[This photo-article from MusicRadar/*Guitarist* magazine](http://www.musicradar.com/guitarist/manic-street-preachers-james-dean-bradfields-gear-280353) details all of the gear Bradfield used during the making of the Manic Street Preacher's 2010 album *Postcards From a Young Man.* The Deluxe Memory Man (boxed, top left) is depicted in James' pedal collection.

This is one of many pieces of gear listed in a 2007 Computer Music feature on Venetian Snares.

In this photo which shows Ribot performing, the Electro-Harmonix Deluxe Memory Man can be seen in his pedalboard.

This photo shows his pedal board from an Avey Tare's Slasher Flicks show.

According to Guitar Geek's [rig diagram](http://www.guitargeek.com/geordie-walker-killing-joke-guitar-rig-and-gear-setup-1984/), Geordie uses an Electro-Harmonix Deluxe Memory Man.

Bottom of the article in a list and image.

According to Premier Guitar, Baizley also uses EHX Deluxe Memory Man.

'The need to do the latter on The Bones Of What You Believe meant that their Moog Voyager was often routed through Cook’s guitar pedals, including an Electro-Harmonix Memory Man delay and Holy Grail reverb.'. p.74, SOS Magazine, 2015

This photo of Hugh Harris' pedalboard (from a Nov 2007 article) shows he uses an Electro-Harmonix Deluxe Memory Man Delay/Chorus/Vibrato pedal. It can be seen on the upper left corner of his pedalboard.

According to [this](http://www.guitargeek.com/tim-mahoney-311-guitar-rig-and-gear-setup-2009/) detailed gear diagram of Tim Mahoney's 311 stage setup, he uses an Electro-Harmonix Deluxe Memory Man.

According to this article on Premier Guitar where all the gear he mentioned in the interview are written, this is one of his effects.

As you can read in the interview, "I used an Electro-Harmonix Memory Man and a Boss DD-7 in conjunction. If you use two amps in stereo, it sort of flips between them and gives you a really cool stereo pan with the delay". However, I think he doesn't use the memory man anymore now

The Memory Man can be seen in the back row, second from left, in this aerial view of Winston's banjo board.

"Spoon's Britt Daniel, live at SXSW 2008, singing through a Deluxe Memory Man feeding through The Holy Grail Plus."

Memory Man displayed on Tobacco's live setup

"We had an MXR delay pedal and a bunch of Boss and Electro-Harmonix pedals, including a Memory Man."

In [this interview](http://ocproguitars.tumblr.com/post/60044028021/jessica-dobson-interview), Jessica Dobson lists the pedals she uses, including an Electro-Harmonix Deluxe Memory Man

The Memory Man Deluxe can be seen at the right top corner of the pedalboard.

This photo shows Devandra's pedalboard before a show in Milan.

In this photo, the Electro Harmonix Deluxe Memory Man is visible.

In this photo [(source)](http://www.kulick.net/blog/index.shtml#day17), ancient Electro-Harmonix Memory Man can be visible.

Effects are a Boss TU-2 tuner, Prescription Electronics’ Yardbox and Experience pedals, Electro-Harmonix Deluxe Memory Man, and some variety of a Tube Screamer. At the moment my favorites are the Maxon OD 808 and Voodoo Lab’s Sparkle Drive. There are a few other things I use quite often, like a Voodoo Labs Analog Chorus and Pedal Power, Prescription Electronics Germ, and either a Carl Martin compressor/limiter or Boss CS-3 compressor/sustainer.

Grant uses a Memory Man in his Feeder era rig.

Feist Undiscovered First (From The Basement) 0:39

Visible on Fender's pedalboard at 2:15 in the music video for his song "Leave Fast."

"On the record I used a Deluxe Memory Man and live I use a Boss DD-5.”

After the Whammy, Kaoru uses a Deluxe Memory Man. Taken from the Dir En Grey website.

"Goddard: We’ve got a few PRS guitars. We quite like Gibson Les Pauls, as well. I use an Electro-Harmonix Memory Man"

Mr. Jack Conte uses the EHX Deluxe Memory Man Pedal in his pedalboard.

I got a Vermona Retroverb recently, which is nice, and an Electro-Harmonix Memory Man before I got the RE-201, but it does different things so I still use it. Quite a minimal setup really, but it suits me nicely. Next purchase will probably be a Sherman Filterbank.

picture of a gig, you can see the picture in facebook

In this video Shook is playing Yamaha CP-70 electric grand hooked up to the Deluxe Memory Man pedal (visible near the side arm)

Mr. Nick Bockrath uses the Electro-Harmonix Deluxe Memory Man Pedal on his pedalboard.

"The legends say if you connect them all in the right order and power them up, you will summon the Memory God who will grant you infinite wishes (but only if you have the feedback knob turned all the way to the right)"

the pedal can be seen in the second row of the pedalboard, right next to the tuner. here's another pic https://i.redd.it/unh1vl03a2p21.jpg

In this video, at 0:29, Jason Wade's Electro Hamornix Memory Man can be seen on his pedalboard.

On the right at 11:41

In this Instagram post, Chris Urbanowicz shows four of his pedals, including an Electro-Harmonix Deluxe Memory Man.

> I’m running my guitar through an MXR Distortion Plus, it’s like an early ’80’s late ’70’s distortion pedal. There’s an MXR Phase 100, a Geoffrey Tease Real McCoy wah pedal and this Big Muff, I forget what it’s called. Then there’s a looper pedal which is a Boss something or other. There’s also a **Memory Man**.> - Erik "Ripley" Johnson at Positive Destruction (positivedestruction.wordpress.com) 14/11/2011

In minute 19:24 of this performance, there is a shot of Pats pedal board.

Just at 0:35, the Memory Man becomes visible.

"Really it's a combination of things, but on our album I used my vintage Electro-Harmonix Deluxe Memory Man Delay loads, and I always it on tour with me. It really is the best sounding delay pedal I've ever come accross, and I've tried loads, but you can do so much other stuff with it as well. It always sounds cool without getting near those cheesy '80s delay sounds." http://puregrainaudio.com/interviews/gear-review-the-temperance-movement-guitarist-paul-sayer-on-his-vintage-electro-harmonix-deluxe-memory-man-delay

> I've got, I think it's a 1978 Memory Man but I don't use it in any musical way, I just use it to make noise when I'm switching guitars. Carry on a note and it's got some vibrato in it so it makes some white noise for the children to hear while I'm taking a sip of beer and switching guitars.

At around 45:20 minute mark, Greenberg describes this pedal as "nothing sounds like it". He also mentioned this pedal somewhere before in this video.

"My favorite pedals right now are my Memory Man and Dimension C. Memory Man is a badass delay pedal. You can do all kinds of cool shit with it" - [Pete Steinkopf](http://www.pastemagazine.com/blogs/lists/2012/05/14-guitarists-talk-about-their-pedal-boards.html).

In this photo showing Jaffee's setup with the Foo Fighters as taken from Pinterest, this item can be seen at the bottom.

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Seen on his board during 2019 tour (photo made during HEALTH concert in Warsaw, Poland on 16th February 2019)

seen connected to Prophet 6

Visible in this Instagram post, [this Twitter post](https://twitter.com/benchten/status/408504202508251136/photo/1) and [this photo](https://kenrichsounds.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/03/FullSizeRender-4-e1490029210758.jpg) from Tench's keyboard tech, Ken Rich. It was mentioned by Tench in [this May 2017 *KeyboardMag* article](https://www.keyboardmag.com/artists/benmont-tench-the-40th-anniversary-interview). > **You’re known to have a real penchant for effects pedals. Don’t you have an effects loop on your Hammond?** > >Yeah. Bill Beer put that in. I didn’t know there was an effects loop in it. I thought there was a “direct out,” and then I thought that there was a “line in” in case I wanted to run the keyboard that was sitting on top of the Hammond into the Leslie as well. After I had it for about 10 or 12 years, I did a session with The Cult. Someone said, “This Leslie sounds so clean, can you distort it?” And I said, "I don’t think so." And they looked at my Hammond and said, “Oh, you’ve got an effects loop. Let’s get a fuzz pedal!” I was like, “What?” And I was off to the races. I started out with a little Turbo Fuzz, that I also used on a song on the album *All Shook Down* by The Replacements. Over the years, I’ve tried other things as well. I have a couple of pedals by Line 6, and Ryan Adams, God bless him, gave me a couple of Electro-Harmonix pedals like the Memory Man and the Electric Mistress flange pedal. I also have a tremolo pedal and a turbo boost as well. These are all for the Hammond, and I also use the spring reverb that’s built into it as well. Ever since I got this organ back around 1977, I’ve used this reverb. It gentles it up. Nobody can do what [Band keyboardist] Garth Hudson does. However, there are settings on that Lowrey organ he plays where the attack is a little softer. And that changes the effect of how you play. So I find that using things like the Electro-Harmonix pedals allows me to soften the attack. It’s fun. I even have a Line 6 modulation pedal on the DX7 to give it a little bit of chorus. That makes it tolerable. I also sometimes run my Vox Continental through a Leslie simulator.

The deluxe memory box can be seen clearly on Smith's pedalboard here.

Chorus and Delay effects. Seen on his board multiple times.

You can see a lot of his gear in the video from "Dull days"

Here at 0:52 we see a Electro-Harmonix Deluxe Memory Man being used by Dustin Bushnell to record part of the album "Cabin By the Sea".

In his pedalboad photo, the EHX Memory Man is also visible.

"A few years ago I really went through a huge delay phase, and I tried most of the delay pedals out there and found a few that I really love and now feel that I know pretty well. The Electro-Harmonix Deluxe Memory Man being the best." - Osenga about EHX Deluxe Memory Man.

Seen in a photo of his live setup, accompanying an article in Strymon.

In this Instagram's pic, you can see Claudio using an Electro-Harmonix Deluxe Memory Man. This photo was taken at the Bear Creek Studio, where Mighty Oaks recorded their second album.

"Chris Crisci’s Board"

I saw him using this at a live show the other month

you can see the Memory Man throughout this video on the keyboard

"An Electro-Harmonix Memory Man is usually on, and I use the Boss Tremolo pedal a lot."

“The Line 6 Helix is amazing - super flexible in terms of routing (compared to a normal pedal setup) and programming. It can integrate with other stompboxes easily, and can send MIDI to control Ableton Live. I also use Line 6’s M9 a lot for gigs and all sorts - it’s brilliant. If I had to pick a few pedals, though, it’d be the Digitech Whammy, EHX Memory Man and EHX Frequency Analyzer.”

"Triforce of Justice: Rhodes, Juno, SH-09!! Nice one @fulgeance for capturing"

Scott talks about recently purchasing this Memory Man that he combines the Holy Grail with.

Clearly seen on the bottom left of his pedal board