EHX DMM Nano!

Keefy

Jonathanthomas83

Want

noisepolluter

*squeal*

brojangles

Holy shit. 

EricTheWeary

Have yet to watch the video but first thought is EHX trying to one up the Xvive Echoman. 

Anyway, will watch and go ooh later. 

Jonathanthomas83

Which is fair enough, I reckon, given it's their original IP :-)

WiresDreamDisasters

Ok. Let's fuckin' do thiiissssss

LastMantra

Good idea.
My "vintage time machine" does the job, but it is a bit on the big side. 

EricTheWeary

Jonathanthomas83 said:

Which is fair enough, I reckon, given it's their original IP :-)

Ha, yeh. 

$203 street price. 

Oh, and ooh! 

monquixote

Absolutely want!

EricTheWeary

http://www.ehx.com/products/nano-deluxe-memory-man/

Product page if anybody wants more detail. 

Dave_Mc

EricTheWeary said:

Have yet to watch the video but first thought is EHX trying to one up the Xvive Echoman. 

Anyway, will watch and go ooh later. 

Got to figure that's it.

I'm guessing it's not exactly the same as the XO one? 9V (though I guess they could bump that up internally) and depth control unlike the original...

My big problem is I got an XO one for like £99 new in one of the Boss Gone Mad sales several years ago... Not sure it'd be worth getting this instead... but if you didn't already have one, and assuming this one sounds similar, it probably would be.

Musicman20

That's going to fly off the shelves. 

Keefy

As excited as I am by this, I'm unlikely to buy one myself as I have a DMM 1100TT on my main pedalboard and a Memory Toy on my small board. Plus four other analog delay pedals, so I don't exactly need one. Still though... WANT!

WiresDreamDisasters

Keefy said:

As excited as I am by this, I'm unlikely to buy one myself as I have a DMM 1100TT on my main pedalboard and a Memory Toy on my small board. Plus four other analog delay pedals, so I don't exactly need one. Still though... WANT!

What appeals to me is that it's supposed to be quieter. I really like my DMM 1100TT, but I do find it a bit too noisy. I'd give up all of the cool features if this one were quieter but still had the same character and grunge.

Keefy

WiresDreamDisasters said:

Keefy said:

As excited as I am by this, I'm unlikely to buy one myself as I have a DMM 1100TT on my main pedalboard and a Memory Toy on my small board. Plus four other analog delay pedals, so I don't exactly need one. Still though... WANT!

What appeals to me is that it's supposed to be quieter. I really like my DMM 1100TT, but I do find it a bit too noisy. I'd give up all of the cool features if this one were quieter but still had the same character and grunge.

Noise shmoise! Then again if you're running your delay into the front end of your cranked amp Van-Halen-stylee, I can see that would be an issue.

EDIT: Also I'm suspicious of the claim about reduced noise, where their shill demonstrator reckons it's quieter - how are they supposed to have achieved this?

Jonathanthomas83

Keefy said:

EDIT: Also I'm suspicious of the claim about reduced noise, where their shill demonstrator reckons it's quieter - how are they supposed to have achieved this?

I'm no expert but it was possible with the Electric Mistress clock noise, to filter it somehow, if I'm remembering correctly. it's not beyond the realms of possibility with this.

nonesuch

This looks good, I'd like to give it a go, especially with the talk of reduced noise.

I think some of these DMM variations do seem to be very noisy, in fact I had a Deluxe Memory Man 550-TT for one day, but I sent it back because I found the noise/hiss on the repeats to be unacceptable. Unfortunately I wasn't able to compare it with another one to see if it was worse than normal.

Has anyone used an Xvive Echoman? Would be interested to know how that compares to the original DMM (and this new Nano version).

Keefy

For anyone with an urgent need to scratch their DMM itch:
https://www.thefretboard.co.uk/discussion/215321/xvive-memory-delay-analogue-dmm-ish

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Dave_Mc said:

EricTheWeary said:

Have yet to watch the video but first thought is EHX trying to one up the Xvive Echoman. 

Anyway, will watch and go ooh later. 

Got to figure that's it.

I'm guessing it's not exactly the same as the XO one? 9V (though I guess they could bump that up internally) and depth control unlike the original...

My big problem is I got an XO one for like £99 new in one of the Boss Gone Mad sales several years ago... Not sure it'd be worth getting this instead... but if you didn't already have one, and assuming this one sounds similar, it probably would be.

Compared with the XO the nano replaces the Chorus/Vib selecter knob with a Rate (as well as a Depth knob that both have). I guess it gives a continuum between chorus and vib? 

An XO is one of my two delays on the board currently, with an EL Cap as well. Love the way that you can get a nice crunchy volume lift for solos. I don’t need the Nano but I will probably end up with one! 

Dave_Mc

nonesuch said:

Has anyone used an Xvive Echoman? Would be interested to know how that compares to the original DMM (and this new Nano version).

That's the $65,000 question, isn't it? I've never tried it myself...