Electro Harmonix present the Pico Rerun: an itty-bitty tape delay equipped with a tap tempo function, three different flutters and the option to dial in as much saturation as you want with the Sat pot before selecting the preferred degree of warble (low, medium or heavy). Needless to say, the delay time, repeats and the dry-to-wet-signal ratio can be adjusted as needed with Delay, Feedback and Blend controls.The Pico Rerun: Built-In Canyon DelayStomping twice on the bypass footswitch is all it takes to trigger the intuitive tap tempo function of this EHX pedal. The delay tails can be set to decay naturally via tails bypass and, if you're a fan of the famed Canyon delay, you'll be happy to learn that the micro-size Pico Rerun has you covered. It also comes complete with a power supply and will fit on any pedalboard.

Electro Harmonix has somehow managed to cram the immense sound of the Canyon delay into one of their itty-bitty Pico Series stompboxes. Trigger that classic Canyon echo and stretch it from 8 milliseconds to 3 whole seconds via the Delay pot. Dictate the number of repeats via the Feedback pot and, when the trails are bypassed, you're treated to unlimited repeats. Hit the footswitch two or more times to activate the tap tempo and match the repeats to the beat and, to gain the correct note division, simply punch the Tap/Div button until the LED lights up in the right colour...The EHX Pico Canyon Echo: Ultra-Small Pedal, Ultra-Big DelaysLight the LED up in red for quarter-notes (crotchets) and light it up in green for eighth notes (quavers) then, to punctuate or lengthen the eighths by half, keep hitting the Tap-Div button until the LED is lit up in orange. Meanwhile, the Filter pot on the left can be twisted to apply a high-pass filter for some sweet, tape-style repeats and the Blend pot can be tweaked to strike the perfect wet-to-dry balance. As a final treat, EHX have even thrown in a 9V power supply.

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