Earthquaker Devices Silos Multi-Generational Time Reflection Device 2026 EQD Day One-of-a-Kind #3

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2026 is the fifth year in a row that EarthQuaker Devices has approached Chicago Music Exchange with a chance to get the one-of-a-kind pedals from their annual EarthQuaker Day celebration. We look forward to getting them each year and we are very excited to offer them to you. Each pedal is unique and only available at Chicago Music Exchange. When they're gone, they're gone. Hey there, fellow Time Travelers! Are you tired of trying to fit all of your favorite delays onto your already overflowing pedalboard? Did you constantly have trouble choosing just one pedal to serve as the catalyst of your echo-centric musings? Had you wished that a pedal company would give you more bang for your buck by merging multiple classic delay effects into one simple little box? Well hold on to your whammy bar, because your problems are solved now that you’ve found the new Silos™ Multi-Generational Time Reflection Device! That’s right, we’ve taken a digital delay, an analog delay, and a tape delay and merged them all together as one pedal with six presets, a tap-tempo, and user assignable expression control. Take a moment to compose yourself, we totally understand. Let us give you a little backstory; it all started when EQD founder Jamie Stillman was admiring his three favorite delay pedals from his personal collection and began ruminating on their vast differences. This sparked an ambitious foray into uncharted territory in finding a way to assemble them all together as one uncomplicated unit. After months of tinkering, his mission was accomplished and the Silos™ was born. With just four knobs, one three-way switch, one Save/Recall button, and two footswitches, he made the impossible possible and now your guitar playing shall reap the rewards! Each of the three modes offers up to one second of delay time which allows it to be a longer delay than our other delay pedals. From noon and back is 500 milliseconds to zero, which has its own character. From 500 milliseconds to one second of dela