Mellotron Sounds From A Stompbox

US Electro-Harmonix introduces the Mel9 Tape Replay Machine      16/03/16

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EHX tells us that their new MEL9 Tape Replay Machine emulates vintage Mellotron sounds using the same groundbreaking technology that powers the award-winning B9 and C9 Organ Machines, plus the KEY9 Electric Piano Machine.

A spokesperson told us, "While the Orchestra setting is worth the price of admission alone, the Mel9 features 9 famous vintage sounds that will take your guitar to tonal territory once reserved only for the keyboard."

Features:

  • Pays homage to nine of the coolest Mellotron® sounds: Orchestra, Cello, Strings, Flute, Clarinet, Saxophone, Brass, Low Choir and High Choir
  • Works on guitar without modifications, special pickups or MIDI implementation and tracks bends, slides, even whammy dive bombs
  • Also works with bass guitar down do the open A string as well as keyboards
  • Includes independent Effect and Dry volume controls so you can create the perfect mix at the Effects output
  • Dry Output jack outputs your input signal at unity gain
  • Attack control sets the volume swell speed. As it's turned clockwise the notes fade in more gradually
  • Sustain control adjusts the release time after a sound is stopped. As it's turned clockwise, the fade out time increase
  • Comes with a standard EHX 9.6DC200mA PSU
  • Dimensions in inches: 4.0 (w) x 4.75 (l) x 2.25 (h)
  • Dimensions in mm: 102 (w) x 121 (l) x 89 (h)

 

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