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Alexander Forget Me Not Stereo Multi-tap Delay Reverb

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Alexander Forget Me Not Stereo Multi-tap Delay ReverbMaker: Alexander Model: Forget Me Not Condition: New Description: Forget Me Not is a lot of things. It can be an echo, or a reverb unit. It can sound gorgeous, or incredibly broken. It can make you remember, or cause you to forget everything. Forget Me Not is a digital echo unit based on a fairly rare piece of rack gear. The original was designed as a reverberation unit but the implementation was a bit idiosyncratic, so the result ended up somewhere

Maker: Alexander

Model: Forget Me Not

Condition: New

 

Description:  

Forget-Me-Not is a lot of things. It can be an echo, or a reverb unit. It can sound gorgeous, or incredibly broken. It can make you remember, or cause you to forget everything.

Forget-Me-Not is a digital echo unit based on a fairly rare piece of rack gear. The original was designed as a reverberation unit but the implementation was a bit idiosyncratic, so the result ended up somewhere between reverb and delay. We’ve leaned into the differences between this unique approach and a modern delay / reverb unit to create something that has one foot in each world.

From the designer: Forget-Me-Not is a bit of a departure for us. No menus, no display, just lots of knobs and switches. This allows you to get your hands on everything in the pedal and focus on creating. Don’t worry, we still have MIDI, presets, expression pedal support, and all of the other modern conveniences! But we wanted to give you something that makes you feel inspired. We hope this pedal makes you as happy to play as it was for us to build.
— Matthew Farrow

Features:

  • Buffered bypass with fading or forever trails

  • Feedback Swell by holding the Tap footswitch

  • No menus or secondary controls - everything is accessible from the face of the pedal

  • Mono or stereo input via TRS, supports input summing

  • MultiJack allows expression pedal, tap tempo, or MIDI input via TRS

  • Full MIDI support - every control is accessible via MIDI over TRS or USB

  • Digital Multi-Head Delay Line

  • Up to 900ms of delay time

  • Four delay taps with individual output level controls

  • Adjustable modulation engine with sine, square, random waveforms

  • Tap tempo with quarter, dotted 8th, 8th divisions

  • Four instant presets, WYSIWYG / live mode, and 32 total presets via MIDI

Specs:

Mono or stereo input (TRS)

Mono or stereo output (use either TRS or dual TS)

Input Impedance: 1M ohms

Output Impedance: 560 ohms

DC 9V only, 250mA or greater

Requires isolated DC power supply

5.72” x 4.7” x 1.6” H x W x D not including knobs
(145 x 120 x 42mm)

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