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Electro-Harmonix EH-8320 Super Replay

Electro-Harmonix EH-8320 Super Replay

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Unleash your creativity with the Electro-Harmonix EH-8320 Super Replay, a looper effects pedal that empowers guitarists to explore new sonic landscapes. This pedal is a must-have for musicians looking to add depth and complexity to their performances. Tailored for both live gigs and studio sessions, the EH-8320 offers intuitive controls and high-fidelity audio quality, ensuring your loops sound as vibrant as your original riffs.

One of the standout features of the EH-8320 is its ultra-clear 24-bit audio processing, which captures every nuance of your tone with breathtaking clarity. Whether you're layering intricate harmonies or creating rhythmic backdrops, this pedal's advanced processing capabilities keep your sound pristine. The EH-8320 also boasts an impressive maximum loop time, allowing you to craft extended compositions without compromise.

Designed with the modern musician in mind, the pedal features straightforward controls that make it easy to record, overdub, and playback loops on the fly. The EH-8320's robust construction ensures durability, making it the perfect companion on the road or at home. Its versatility is further highlighted by its ability to integrate seamlessly with other effects pedals, giving you endless possibilities for experimentation.

Key Features:

Ultra-clear 24-bit audio processing for exceptional sound quality
High maximum loop time for extended compositions
Intuitive controls for easy loop recording, overdubbing, and playback
Compatible with a wide range of effects pedals
Durable construction suitable for live and studio use

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Nicolas Collins

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Two modified Super Replays were used for Devil's Music, as featured in August 11, 2009 pages of Collins' website here and here.

"Super Replay"

Electro Harmonix Super Replay, subtly hacked (1985) with the addition of a "stuttering circuit" to retrigger the sample in response to peaks in the incoming audio signal (the Gibson knob on the right controls the retriggering sensitivity), a toggle switch (between "input" and "drum pad" legends at upper edge of box) to select as an input either the radio or the outputs of the other devices for "resampling", and a connection for an external power supply. Used in Devil's Music. Photo by Simon Lonergan.

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"Devil's Music"

Typical performance setup for the original 1980s version of Devil's Music, showing multi-band radio, cuing headphone (one-half of a Koss Pro 4A), hacked joystick controller for adjusting pitch of samples, two modified Electro Harmonix Super Replays, one modified 16 Second Digital Delay. Not visible: power supply, mixer. Photo by Simon Lonergan.