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Description
Introducing the Electro-Harmonix Stereo Memory Man with Hazarai, your one-stop shop for all things delay! This multi-functional guitar pedal is more than just a delay. It's an echo, a reverse echo, a multi-tap delay, and a performance looper with tap tempo. It's not just a pedal, it's a creative tool that is destined to make a significant impact on your performances.
The major highlight of this pedal is the Hazarai knob, a rotary encoder that allows you to scroll through 8 different delay modes. The Hazarai knob isn't just for show, it's a push button too! You can push and release the Hazarai knob to load your preset for the selected mode, or push and hold to save your preset into the selected Hazarai mode.
Key Features:
- Multi-tap delay
- Echo and reverse echo
- Performance looper with up to 30 seconds of loop time
- Hazarai rotary knob for mode selection
- Ability to save and load presets
- Sturdy metal enclosure
- Includes US96DC-200BI power adapter (required)
- Eight programmable presets
The Electro-Harmonix Stereo Memory Man with Hazarai is designed for the performing musician, packing a ton of modern capabilities into a classic pedal. From echo and reverse echo to multi-tap delay and a performance looper, this pedal is ready to bring your sound to new heights.
Owner's manual
Electro-Harmonix Stereo Memory Man with Hazarai User ManualProduct specs
| Pedal Type | Stereo Delay |
| Max Delay Time | 30 seconds |
| Inputs | 2 x Instrument |
| Outputs | 2 x 1/4" |
| Power Source | 9V DC power supply (included) |
| Height | 2.5" |
| Width | 5.75" |
| Depth | 4.75" |
| Weight | 2 lbs. |
FAQs
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What unique features does the Electro-Harmonix Stereo Memory Man with Hazarai offer?
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The Stereo Memory Man with Hazarai offers multi-tap delay, reverse echo, and a performance looper with up to 30 seconds of loop time, all in true stereo. It includes tap tempo, vintage tape echo filtering, and eight programmable presets, providing versatile delay effects.
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Does the Electro-Harmonix Stereo Memory Man with Hazarai work well with bass guitar?
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Yes, the Stereo Memory Man with Hazarai is suitable for both guitar and bass, offering rich, ambient delay effects that complement a wide range of musical styles and instruments.
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What type of power supply does the Electro-Harmonix Stereo Memory Man with Hazarai require?
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The Stereo Memory Man with Hazarai requires a 9V DC power supply, which is included with the pedal.
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How does the performance looper function on the Electro-Harmonix Stereo Memory Man with Hazarai?
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The performance looper on the Stereo Memory Man with Hazarai allows for up to 30 seconds of loop time, enabling musicians to create layered compositions and explore creative looping possibilities during performances.
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Is the Electro-Harmonix Stereo Memory Man with Hazarai suitable for live performances?
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Yes, the Stereo Memory Man with Hazarai is designed with live performances in mind, featuring tap tempo and multiple delay modes that can be easily accessed and adjusted on stage.
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Reviews
PROS
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Versatile with modulation, delay, echo, reverb, chorus, phaser, and more
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Intuitive controls encourage exploration of tones
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Quality reverse delay effect, especially for ambient sounds
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Built-in looper extends functionality beyond delay
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Onboard tap-tempo allows for quick adjustments
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Can produce warm, organic tones despite being digital
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Preset memory for each mode enhances usability
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Works well with other EHX pedals for expanded soundscapes
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Stereo output enriches sound experience
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Encourages creativity with its range of effects and settings
CONS
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Steep learning curve, not beginner-friendly
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Large footprint may not suit smaller pedalboards
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Sensitivity of controls can lead to accidental extreme settings
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Limited to one preset save per mode
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True bypass can be a con for some users
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Noise floor increases with high tone settings
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Lacks expression pedal input for live tweaking
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Manual essential due to complex controls
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Some desired delay features like oscillating tail absent
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Changing presets with foot can be challenging
Owner Insights
We analyzed real musician discussions from forums and Reddit to find what players love, question, and tweak about Electro-Harmonix Stereo Memory Man with Hazarai.
Features and functionality
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The pedal offers a combination of delay and reverb that fits perfectly for creating reverse gated reverb effects reminiscent of My Bloody Valentine's sound.
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The pedal allows saving custom presets and includes a built-in tap tempo, beneficial for live performance adjustments.
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The looper records only while the switch is depressed, offering more precise control compared to typical press-start/stop loopers.
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The "one second+reverse" multi-tap-delay mode allows the tap tempo button to act as a momentary switch for reversing the delayed signal, based on the decay knob's setting.
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Speed adjustment on the loop allows for creative sound design, mimicking tape loop effects with options to modify pitch and tempo.
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Comparisons
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The Behringer DR600 replicates the Gate Reverb sound at a fraction of the price, valued at $25.
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For achieving the My Bloody Valentine reverse reverb sound, the Hazarai is recommended over others like the Boss DD-8, which excels in setting note divisions.
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Even when compared with high-end pedals like Strymon, some users prefer the unique sound and vibe of the EHX Memory Man with Hazarai, especially its distinctive reverse effect.
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Owners suggest simpler loopers like the Boss RC-1 for beginners, while the Memory Man suits those who appreciate interactive tape loop-like digital effects.
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Value and pricing
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Recommended to buy used rather than new; one owner acquired it for $90 on eBay.
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Use cases and applications
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Often used for Radiohead-style vocals, highlighting its versatility beyond guitar applications.
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Running a patch cable from the pedal's output back into the input creates unique feedback effects, especially when used in mono mode.
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Works effectively as an end-of-chain loop pedal, providing versatile sound shaping with dual-mode LP/HP filters.
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Build quality
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A power jack broke during transport but was easily repaired, suggesting potential vulnerability in that component.
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User experience
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Some users express that the looper's unconventional operation adds charm and encourages creativity, despite lacking traditional control features.
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Owners who have used the pedal for over a decade find it consistently reliable and creatively inspiring, often remaining on their pedalboards due to its unique capabilities.
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The pedal's stereo delay significantly enhances clarity by utilizing ping pong delays, reducing muddiness and allowing the dry tone to sit better in the mix.
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4.5 out of 5
Based on 12 Reviews and 91 Ratings
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Very versatile but something is missing
I haven't personally checked many delay pedals, however below there's my list of PROS and CONS.
PROS: 1) Rich and versatile: the pedal has modulation, blend, nr. of repeats and rate, filter to equalize the delay tail. Some functions change according the setting you select on the HAZARAI (the white knob). Beside delay and echo, you might manage to take different sounds out of that, like basic reverb, chorus, phaser, shimmer. There's also a reverse echo and the loop function. 2) Sensitivity: the knobs are very sensible and everything might change just slightly turning the knobs. This provides even more versatility and room for creativity. However, you should be the kind of musician who doesn't bother (or even likes) to spend time looking for the right sound. 3) Presets: the versatility and the required attention to sound match with the possibility to memorize a preset for each Hazarai setting. 4) It has TAP TEMPO. 5) You can use the delay in combination with the Looper. 6) The graphic is very cool!
CONS: 1) There's no possibility to add a switch pedal to change presets. 2) I like the effect some dalay pedals have to hold the oscillating tail; this one doesn't have it. 3) There are no different types of delays to switch among (every sound you find is the result of the combinations of the 5 knobs). 4) There's no option to automatically get a dotted 8. You have to use the tap tempo or get it manually. 5) Not very friendly and easy to use: it takes some time to figure out all its potential and different settings (again, this is not necessarily a downside). 6) I don't like the standard EHX stomp-switches much.
CONCLUSIONS: I came up with the same amount of Pros & Cons but I guess this is definitely a PRO! I would purchase it again, even though probably in future I'll couple it with another delay with features that here are missing, that would also allow more flexibility while playing.
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Love at first site
It was my first delay pedal and i loved it since the begin. The sound is more than good for me, is something nearest possible to my ideas. I use every preset positions and the tap offer elasticity to the presets. I just love this guy. The down point, yes for me it is, is don't change presets easily with the foot. Do this is tricky if not impossible. I do. But i feel that it injuries the rotary knob too. Well, i am a not yet old guy and don't have problems with my back. So i go down and up and uses it like a performance thing too. But would be great have a more user friendly change banks/presets.
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Love it
You can get so much more than a delay out of this if you really take some time to it. Be creative for a phaser, reverb, and modulation. Obviously then there's also the looper function, which is far understated on its packaging. A beautiful sound and hours of getting lost.
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Great Delay
This is a very versatile delay pedal. It has a fully featured set on controls and you can get some odd effects out of this box - warbly chorus and reverse echo among them An advantage for live playing is that you can save pre-sets. The only downside is the lack of an LED display showing repeat rate.
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best pedal everrrr
this is the best delay pedal ive ever used and you can get the classic mbv reverse sound from it
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awesome thing
I use it with my bass guitar. It makes some ambience and atmosphere with bass solos. Also it's interesting to make some ghost notes to main rhytm.
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Delay with tons of mode
Delay dengan banyak sekali fitur. ada loop nya juga. repeats yang sangat panjang. Ada decaynya juga buat nambah nuansa reverb. Komplit!
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stereo delay pedal with versatile sound options
Sound on Sound is solid, and there's a million delays in this box. And it's stereo.
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Leaves you in dreams while fingerpicking with this.
Leaves you in dreams while fingerpicking with this.
Artist usage
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In a clip from "The King of Limbs: From the Basement," Thom Yorke is seen using an Electro-Harmonix Stereo Memory Man with Hazarai, positioned next to a Line 6 DL4. An image from the performance shows the gear setup, suggesting its use alongside other equipment.
In this video Mike Shinoda demonstrates the use of several Electro-Harmonix effects, including the Memory Man. The effects pedals are all clearly named at around (0:30) in the video.
When asked what his favorite piece of recording gear is, Toro Y Moi refers to the Electro-Harmonix Memory Man with Hazarai, saying "It's a pretty cool pedal."
If you go through the pictures till the one with his pedalboard, the EHX Memory Man with Hazarai is seen in the middle of his board.
In the photo taken at Thalia Hall in Chicago, Nicolas Jaar's Electro-Harmonix Stereo Memory Man with Hazarai is visible near his Tempest setup.
"Tony Levin’s bass and Chapman Stick rig is equally impressive, as he has a tasty pedalboard featuring top–of–the–line mass production delays like the Boss DD–500 and the Electro–Harmonix Stereo Memory Man w/ Hazarai, as well as choice boutique picks like the 3Leaf Audio Octave and Analogman Bi–Compressor. Levin also employs two Kemper Profilers."
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