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BOSS SDE3000EVH Dual Digital Delay Pedal

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1EYgPfFeLR0

Product Information:

A faithful re-creation of the stereo delays at the heart of Eddie Van Halen's massive 3-cabinet guitar rig, the BOSS SDE-3000EVH Dual Digital Delay packs a refrigerator-sized rack of processing into a convenient, floor-based stompbox, complete with eye-grabbing EVH aesthetics. Based on the venerable Roland SDE-3000 rackmount digital delay, the SDE-3000EVH pedal brandishes two discrete delay lines, enabling it to mimic the functionality of two vintage rackmount SDE-3000s

Product Features:

  • Pedal Type: Delay
  • Warranty Period : 5 Years
  • A faithful re-creation of the Roland SDE-3000 rackmount digital delays in EVH's former live guitar rig
  • Replicates the original's gain-dependent frequency response, anti-aliasing filter saturation, and component modulation
  • Emulates the distinctive coloration of the original unit's external feedback loop circuit
  • Mirrors nearly all of its predecessor's parameters
  • Retro display and panel controls are based on the original unit
  • 2 discrete delay lines mimic the functionality of 2 vintage rackmount SDE-3000s
  • Widely adjustable delay time with 2 range settings: 0–1500ms and 0–3000ms
For more information and specifications, please refer to the manufacturer’s website
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1EYgPfFeLR0

Product Information:

A faithful re-creation of the stereo delays at the heart of Eddie Van Halen's massive 3-cabinet guitar rig, the BOSS SDE-3000EVH Dual Digital Delay packs a refrigerator-sized rack of processing into a convenient, floor-based stompbox, complete with eye-grabbing EVH aesthetics. Based on the venerable Roland SDE-3000 rackmount digital delay, the SDE-3000EVH pedal brandishes two discrete delay lines, enabling it to mimic the functionality of two vintage rackmount SDE-3000s

Product Features:

  • Pedal Type: Delay
  • Warranty Period : 5 Years
  • A faithful re-creation of the Roland SDE-3000 rackmount digital delays in EVH's former live guitar rig
  • Replicates the original's gain-dependent frequency response, anti-aliasing filter saturation, and component modulation
  • Emulates the distinctive coloration of the original unit's external feedback loop circuit
  • Mirrors nearly all of its predecessor's parameters
  • Retro display and panel controls are based on the original unit
  • 2 discrete delay lines mimic the functionality of 2 vintage rackmount SDE-3000s
  • Widely adjustable delay time with 2 range settings: 0–1500ms and 0–3000ms
For more information and specifications, please refer to the manufacturer’s website
$419.25
BOSS SDE3000EVH Dual Digital Delay Pedal
$419.25

Description

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1EYgPfFeLR0

Product Information:

A faithful re-creation of the stereo delays at the heart of Eddie Van Halen's massive 3-cabinet guitar rig, the BOSS SDE-3000EVH Dual Digital Delay packs a refrigerator-sized rack of processing into a convenient, floor-based stompbox, complete with eye-grabbing EVH aesthetics. Based on the venerable Roland SDE-3000 rackmount digital delay, the SDE-3000EVH pedal brandishes two discrete delay lines, enabling it to mimic the functionality of two vintage rackmount SDE-3000s

Product Features:

  • Pedal Type: Delay
  • Warranty Period : 5 Years
  • A faithful re-creation of the Roland SDE-3000 rackmount digital delays in EVH's former live guitar rig
  • Replicates the original's gain-dependent frequency response, anti-aliasing filter saturation, and component modulation
  • Emulates the distinctive coloration of the original unit's external feedback loop circuit
  • Mirrors nearly all of its predecessor's parameters
  • Retro display and panel controls are based on the original unit
  • 2 discrete delay lines mimic the functionality of 2 vintage rackmount SDE-3000s
  • Widely adjustable delay time with 2 range settings: 0–1500ms and 0–3000ms
For more information and specifications, please refer to the manufacturer’s website