Delivering the warmth, charm, and imperfections of a vintage delay in a compact Pico chassis, the Pico Rerun from Electro-Harmonix offers simple control of the detailed delay algorithm first seen in the Canyon delay pedal. With delay times up to 3 seconds and three levels of tape warble (Flutter), playing the Pico Rerun is like a time warp.

Blend control lets you dial in a precise wet/dry mix. With the Delay knob, you can adjust delay times from 8 ms to 3 seconds. The Saturation knob adds tape saturation and distortion for improved crunch, while Feedback sets the number of delay repeats, from one to infinite, with infinite generating runaway oscillation. With the footswitch, you can press and hold to activate infinite repeats instantly, tap once for bypass, or tap at least two times to set tap tempo. This pedal includes a 9V power adapter.

Vintage Tape-Style Delay    Based on Canyon Delay and Looper    Blend for Wet/Dry Mix Control    Delay Times from 8 ms to 3 Seconds    Tape Saturation / Distortion Control    Feedback from 1 Repeat to Infinite    Flutter Toggles 3 Levels of Tape Warble    Tap Tempo    Selectable Tails Bypass    Includes 9V Power Adapter

Turn the Feedback knob up to maximum to achieve runaway self oscillation. When Tails bypass mode is enabled, you can also activate maximum feedback by pressing and holding the footswitch.

The footswitch can be used to set the delay time. Press and release the footswitch at least twice, in time with your music, to set the tempo.

The LED blinks at the tempo to confirm the delay time is set by tap tempo. To turn off tap tempo, simply turn the Delay knob to reset the delay time.

The Rerun allows you to choose between two bypass modes:

• Analog: the bypass signal is fully analog and buffered; the delay effect instantly mutes upon entering bypass
• Tails: the repeats of the delay effect continue to decay naturally upon entering bypass; bypass is digital

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does this really require the piano stand to work, or the does the stand only help it keep in place securely? I would like to be able to use this while the piano on a different stand, and I was hoping there may be a way to secure it in place.

A: This pedal unit is generally fitted under the L-125 piano stand, but it does not require that stand to operate. You could glue a rubber bottom on the unit to keep it in position while in use.

Q: 2. Is it possible to hook this up to my car speaker system, Through a USB port on my car?

A: The HamiltonBuhl HA-802 2-Station Cassette Tape Player/Recorder BH #HAHA802 will not connect to a USB port.

Q: 3. I would like to have a users manual. Is this available over the internet? If so advise how I may down load it.

A: Hamilton Buhl does not have one for download on their site. Contact them directly to have one possibly sent to you: a href= http://www.hamiltonbuhl.com/store/pages/24/Contact target= _blank http://www.hamiltonbuhl.com/store/pages/24/Contact/a

Q: 4. can the F10 fresnel be used with the ES 15?

A: The Aputure Electro Storm CS15 RGB LED Monolight (US Plug) should be used with Aputure Motorized F14 Fresnel for Electro Storm CS15 and XT26 https://bhpho.to/3TYXfQF.

Q: 5. Where is this made?

A: The country of origin for this Thrustmaster T248 RACING WHEEL FOR PS5, PS4, AND PC, would be the country of China

Q: 6. Is there a built in counter?

A: No

Q: 7. Can you record a mix tape from the USB?

A: The HamiltonBuhl HA-802 2-Station Cassette Tape Player/Recorder (B&H # HAHA802) only allows playback of MP3 files from a USB thumb/flash drive.

Q: 8. Does it come with Mike and cassettes?

A: Those items must be purchased separately.

Q: 9. I see that the CS15 has a bowens mount: will the aputure modifiers (like the Aputure Light Dome 150, etc.) work without melting?

A: As far as the manufacturer states, you are able to use the Aputure Electro Storm CS15 RGB LED Monolight with Aputure Light Domes and Lanterns including the Light Dome 150.

Q: 10. Is there a USB port on the side?

A: Hmm, the one I bought has a USB on the front, it is slightly different from the one pictured. It is a model HA-802. Maybe the one pictured is a slightly older model?