Marshall EH-1 Echohead

* HiFi
* Analogue
* Tape Echo
* Multi Tap
* Reverse
* Modulation Filter Controls include Delay Mode, Delay Time, Feedback and Level

There's also 2 outs, one is just a regular true bypass out, the other is one that allows for spillover, how cool is that?

Aside from that there's also another jack you can use to externally hook up a momentary switch to do external tap tempo.

This is a nice delay pedal offered by marshall and I bought it used. I also saw at some points in time that musiciansfriend or some site like that was blowing them out for less than $30! I missed that! They're great!

I heard they were discontinued? Not too sure about that, but if they are, that sucks!


UTILIZATION

Pretty simple to use, there are different types of delay effects, each of which is controllable from the rest of the controls. One delay effect at a time can be used and adjusted of course.

Having an external tap tempo hooked up is always a good thing. I always hook it up through the spillover output, spillover is just so much more organic to me.

The manual is simple and clear though not necessarily needed I think.

SOUND QUALITY

Sounds great!!! Especially the tape echo emulation! This one of the only few pedals available that are under $100 and have a pretty good tape echo emulation I'd say.

The rest of the delay sounds are good too, I often use the hi fi and analog settings, and toy a lot with the multi and reverse functions. The modulation I'm not a big fan of but that's just me.

I've gigged with this loads of times and it's always sounded quite good, ran it out in front all the time with the spillover. Used it mainly for cleans or for making noise with the knobs maxed and distortion set all over the place! It was great!

OVERALL OPINION

Very cool delay pedal with great sounds and a good tape echo sound at under $100. With spillover, and the option to hook up an external tap tempo. What more does anybody really need? Maybe presets but aside from that the echohead is the most bang for buck delay pedal I've ever had!

It suited me for all my delay needs especially once I had the external tap tempo goin on, I was able to get it to do nearly anything on the fly! I've gigged with it a bunch of times too and it has never failed me either! Build quality is good too!

So it's a digital delay in a rugged.

UTILIZATION

The marks on the buttons are not too visible when the device placed on the ground more than 1.50m apart. Otherwise the settings are effective.

SOUND QUALITY

I only use the "normal" mode. The sound is faithfully reproduced with up to 2000ms of delay. What more? Ah yes, it seems that one can imitate the sound of analog delay and that of a tape echo. Yes, if you want, but for me the warmth of her she is well ahead in my chain which hosts among other things a tube preamp and an analog chorus, not to mention that my dugout is a semi-hollow. So I tanponne Coquillard if the thing bounces like a Baball soaked into the land of California or not.

OVERALL OPINION

The bypass is correct. No apparent color but I put it in the loop, so ...
The bad thing is, I do not know where to get the famous pedal to activate the tap tempo, but I do not despair. Good quality / price ratio.

Delay stereo, up until 2000 ms; MODELS diifrents 6.
The true bypass ensures total intgrit sound

UTILIZATION

Advantages:
- The tap tempo
- The choice of output "diffuse" to the effect to dcomposer naturellemnt when the pedals tint
- 6 modes c is not bad even when not?
- The solidity of the machine
- Output bypass
- Affordable price (I have 90euros)
Small dfaults:
- Markers on the buttons are not visible on scne trs
It is unnecessary to mix just the average effect without the original signal which is a shame for the reverse delay

SOUND QUALITY

J have a tape echo and analog echo (Ibanez AD-202), each with their quality but I have chosen this for the pedals to live the will integrate my pedalboard
I love the sound Neil Young solo and precision of delays numriques, l j have what it takes to cheap and free dfaillances

OVERALL OPINION

I do it again without hsiter this choice for the price and the quality of sound.

Delay digital creation area. It makes me think of a boss DD5 delay longer.
Very strong, effective.
With tap tempo and stereo output.

UTILIZATION

Simple to use!

SOUND QUALITY

Sounds a bit cold, but he does his job

OVERALL OPINION

For me, it's equivalent of a boss DD5 pedal (I speak knowingly).
I was not expecting to hear a pretty good delay numrique at Marshall but it does well. I may be a lgre preferences for the boss but because I trust my memory is that level the impression that it is simply impossible to v Rifi.

Cheap for a delay (in time it is often cheaper than 3 / 4 of delays type boss / ibanez equivalents and is often in-store promotion), very solid, sound very good but that remains cold.
What I like least is that the Marshall pedals are pretty heavy on my pdalier apse (for this reason I plan to sell it and take an old Ibanez DL 10 over limit but trslger).