Congratulations to the Red Hot Chili Peppers on their induction into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame!

Chris Warren (tech + keyboardist) with the band texted Suzi Matthews while on tour to let her know that Anthony Kiedis is using a V256 Vocoder on “By the Way.” And Josh Klinghoffer’s rig includes a Cathedral Stereo Reverb, Freeze Sound Retainer, Holy Grail Reverb and a Deluxe Memory Man Analog Delay/Chorus/Vibrato.

The multi-talented, Bayu Ardianto, sent in his latest videosong all the way from Indonesia. Bayu rocks with a full complement of EHX gear. Here’s what he used on this videosong titled “127 bpm of Lovesick Fools.”

On electric guitar
1. LPB-1 (lead melodic parts)
2. Metal Muff (reversed guitar parts and solo)
3. Double Muff
4. Cathedral
5. Ring Thing
6. Deluxe Memory Man (also for vocal)

Synth bass emulation
7. Big Muff pi (bass)
8. Freeze (bass)
9. POG2 (bass)

Organ emulation with toy synth
10. Neo Mistress
11. HOG

The wah wah pedal was introduced in the 1960s. Now, almost half a century later, Electro-Harmonix has solved many of its inherent problems by creating a gorgeous wah with absolutely no moving parts and the sweetest tone.

Harry Cushner & His Orkestra shared their new CD with us. It’s titled Surfin’ Sitari and features the EHX Ravish Sitar pedal.

Click here to listen to the demo

coneyislandrocket solos on bass guitar with his POG2 Polyphonic Octave Generator.

Marijana sent this pic of her ram’s head tattoo.

Using his EHX Iron Lung Vocoder, Brice DeLage and What About Your Mom perform an awesome cover version of Daft Punk’s “Harder Better Faster Stronger.”

The exciting new SUPEREGO Synth Engine pedal is the focus of Bill Ruppert’s latest foray into the world of sonic alchemy.

Please note: Bill will be in the EHX Forums to discuss his sounds, settings, and process. We hope you join us there.

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Bassist, Felipe Gomez, recording with the new Ravish Sitar pedal.

The Deluxe Memory Man Tap Tempo 550 delivers lush analog delay and modulation. An FX Loop gives the ability to insert effects into its wet signal, creating opportunities to explore new sonic territory. Here it is with the POG2.