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  • #105854
    ambienttales
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    :rawk: :poke: :thumb: :clap:

    I think it looks like another home run for EH , I guess I was behind and saw it in a ProGuitars.com email newsletter and was thrilled to see what (to me) was missing in the Memory Boy , NAMM should be a successful one for Mr.Mathews and crew . Is having a SMMH and a Deluxe Memory Boy at the same time to much ? I had decided on buying the Cathedral Reverb but wanted to wait for Namm 2010 in January (just to drive myself crazy I guess) Hopefully I can afford both the Cathedral Reverb and then add the Deluxe Memory Boy (and keep the SMMH its so cool) I agree with EH being named Manufacturer of the Year
    !! price points are fair, multiple models based on budegts and needs/desires and Made In The U.S.A.!
    and unlike so many one trick pony effect pedals (IMO) EH always has that extra feature or two or three in there for sonic exploration. Happy New Years EH and the people that use their products and on the forum(s)

    ambienttales

    :D

    #106239
    dren68
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    So, do we know when these are going to be available? I want one… NOW.

    #106240
    nightraven
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    all will be revealed at NAMM i bet

    #106287
    Kestrel
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    I’m looking forward to hearing more about the Deluxe Memory Boy. Love my SMMH and I’m looking at getting a Cathedral as well. Damn! Gonna need a bigger pedalboard!!!

    #106292
    dren68
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    Same here. I’ve got a Cathedral and a Memory Toy, but I’m still planning on getting a SMMH AND the Deluxe Memory Boy.

    #106418
    cabomano
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    Just saw the demo on youtube. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rxBdN88esvA
    Sexy…

    #106462
    jwny72
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    I hope the gain knob allows for equalization of output when the DMB is engaged. I had the MB, and liked it for the most part, but returned it based on the way the blend knob functioned–when it was dialed back, it boosted the dry signal as it reduced the volume of the delays. This meant that disengaging and engaging the MB resulted in fluctuations in overall volume if repeats were set to be lower in volume than the dry signal. A dealbreaker for me.

    Anyone know if the gain control on the DMB functions like a level control a la the DMM?

    #106466
    BlueSteel
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    Just saw the demo on youtube. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rxBdN88esvA
    Sexy…

    nice, seems cool.

    #106533
    Toonster
    Member

    I really liked the sound! It seems very usable too, so I have to check it out soon!:-)

    #106597
    hexade
    Member

    Not sure if this has been brought up yet, but is this pedal true bypass? I would imagine it is, but it does not list that in the “quick specs” on the product page like other “memory series” delays that have TBP. Other than that, I am literally compulsively checking for updates as to when this thing is gonna be available!

    #106621
    Toonster
    Member

    Well there are buffering techniques that work better then True-Bypass..

    #106630
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    I hope the gain knob allows for equalization of output when the DMB is engaged. I had the MB, and liked it for the most part, but returned it based on the way the blend knob functioned–when it was dialed back, it boosted the dry signal as it reduced the volume of the delays. This meant that disengaging and engaging the MB resulted in fluctuations in overall volume if repeats were set to be lower in volume than the dry signal. A dealbreaker for me.

    Anyone know if the gain control on the DMB functions like a level control a la the DMM?

    Yes the GAIN knob allows you to equalize the volume when the effect is engaged vs. true bypass mode.

    #106631
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    Not sure if this has been brought up yet, but is this pedal true bypass? I would imagine it is, but it does not list that in the “quick specs” on the product page like other “memory series” delays that have TBP. Other than that, I am literally compulsively checking for updates as to when this thing is gonna be available!

    Yes the DXMB is true bypass.

    #106632

    The range for the DXMB’s GAIN knob is -6 dB to +20 dB.

    #106867
    Dr.Eamer
    Member

    Hi, i cant decide for the moment if i should go for a Deluxe Memory man or Deluxe Memory Boy…

    I own the Memory Boy ( non Deluxe) but if i compare it with the tone of the DMM it is much darker and the modulation is not in the same smoothness.

    So how is the Deluxe Memory boy now?
    Is it exactly the same circuit and chips for Modulation and Delay,as the Memory Boy or is it more like the Deluxe Memory man????

    A tone control for brighter/darker Delay adjustment would be very great!!!!!!!!!!

    There are 2 things i like “in theory” about the DMB:

    The effect loop

    and the Tap tempo with rhythm control

    When is it out in Europe for sale?????

    And how long will the Deluxe Memory man be available in the future +/- ??????

    Greetings.

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