Electro-Harmonix Pico Attack Decay Tape Reverse Simulator

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[custom_html] Volume Envelope Manipulation Effects Pedal with Mono/Poly Modes [/custom_html][video]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bryREeKQ-OM[/video] The Pico Attack Decay comes with a message to all who desire its compact charms: captivating swells and luscious volume envelope effects await! From a design introduced in 1980, Electro-Harmonix brings you a smaller, more compact version of the Attack Decay. Dubbed the Pico Attack Decay, you’ll find the same classic synthesizer-like control over the attack and decay of the notes you play. With this pedal-born magic in tow, you can experiment with tape reverse effects to slow volume swells to bowed-instrument effects. Like its forebears, the Pico offers users two modes: Mono and Poly. Don’t let its intuitive exterior misguide you, however, the Pico Attack Decay is filled with powerful volume sorcery. Music Experience agrees the Electro-Harmonix Pico Attack Decay is as enjoyable as it is inspiring! Electro-Harmonix Pico Attack Decay at a Glance: Compact Pico chassis Volume envelope effects of the EHX Attack Decay Reissue Mono Mode: single volume envelope for all notes you play each time envelope is trigged Poly Mode: Individual envelopes for each note played VOL adjusts overall output volume SENS sets threshold volume to trigger envelope ATTACK sets fade-in time of volume envelope DECAY sets fade-out time of volume envelope Hidden BLEND control adjusts from 100% wet signal to 100% dry signal Power adapter included Simplified controls, powerful tone The Pico takes the envelope effect from the reissued Attack Decay pedal and repackages it into a smaller chassis. Music Experience guitarists have found the smaller chassis does not affect the powerful nature of this pedal’s effects. Plus, you can still rock the boat with a selection of Mono and Poly modes. Mono applies a single volume envelope to all the notes you play. On the other hand, Poly applies a volume envelope to each individual note — this is an exce