Electro Harmonix Stereo Memory Man Hazarai

A Stereo Memory Man Designed for Performance and Creativity

With the Stereo Memory Man with Hazarai, Electro-Harmonix offers a modern take on the "Memory Man" spirit: a pedal focused on real-time playing, capable of shifting from classic musical delay to stunning and experimental atmospheres. Its "performance" approach is reflected in varied modes (including reverse and multi-tap) and a true preset recall system, ideal when you need to chain multiple delay colors within the same set. Everything operates in stereo, immediately opening the door to wide spaces, ping-pong effects, and immersive soundscapes.

Who Is the Stereo Memory Man with Hazarai Best Suited For, and In Which Styles Does It Excel?

This pedal is aimed at guitarists (and more broadly instrumentalists) seeking a versatile but above all expressive delay: rock, post-rock, indie, ambient, electronic, worship, sound design... It suits both intermediate musicians wanting a comprehensive delay and advanced users who utilize the looper, reverse, and presets to create sonic staging. Live, it shines with its tap tempo and stereo capabilities; in the studio, it becomes a texture tool thanks to filters, multi-taps, and reverberant tails.

Features: Delays, Reverse, Looper, Filters, and Presets

The Stereo Memory Man with Hazarai combines several stereo delay engines: up to 3 seconds of stereo echo with adjustable "washes" to thicken the space, up to 3 seconds of multi-tap delay (with adjustable number of repeats and amplitude envelope of taps), a modulated echo mode up to 300 ms for lively repeats, and an intelligent reverse echo up to 3 seconds for phrases that fold back on themselves musically.

Each mode benefits from an adjustable low-pass or high-pass filter, very useful for placing the delay in the mix: darker and more discreet repeats, or conversely finer and more sculpted to let the playing breathe. The tap tempo allows syncing the delay time in all modes, and the pedal offers 8 user presets to instantly switch from a tight slapback to an expansive stereo wash. Regarding routing, you can achieve a ping-pong effect using a mono input to stereo outputs configuration, while retaining true stereo outputs for full stereo rigs.

Sound Character

The sonic personality of the Stereo Memory Man with Hazarai is typically EHX: a rich delay designed to inspire, with modes ranging from clean and precise rhythmic support to ethereal soundscapes. The stereo provides an immediate sense of breadth, while modulation and multi-tap create lively, almost choral repeats that fill the space without drowning the dry signal. The low-pass/high-pass filters are a real asset for sculpting texture and achieving more "analog-like" (rounder) or airier repeats depending on your amp, pickups, and mix placement.

Technical specifications

Effects	Delay, Looper / Sampler	Type	sector
Technology	Digital	Use	electric guitar
Format	Pedal	Color	Blue

Bypass	buffered bypass	Outputs	true stereo
Audio	stereo	Tap tempo	footswitch for setting the delay time in each mode
Stereo looper	up to 30 seconds, continuous overdub, reverse, speed adjustment, tempo adjustment only	Presets	8 storable and recallable user presets
Stereo echo	up to 3 seconds, adjustable reverberant washes	Chassis	compact and rugged die-cast metal
Stereo multi-tap delay	up to 3 seconds, adjustable number of taps, adjustable amplitude envelope for the taps	Dimensions	5.75 x 4.75 x 2.5 inches
Modulated echo	up to 300 ms	Required power supply	9.6V DC
Intelligent reverse echo	up to 3 seconds	Adapter	200 mA
Filter	low-pass or high-pass available in each mode	Power consumption	170 mA
Ping-pong delay	in mono input to stereo outputs configuration