Alexander Pedals: Forget Me Not // Stereo Multi-Tap Delay/Reverb

The Alexander Pedals Forget-Me-Not blurs the line between reverb and delay, pristine repeats and broken, degraded echo, modern digital functionality, and tactile, analog simplicity. Based on an unusual vintage rack unit that used tapped delay lines to simulate reverberation, Forget-Me-Not can be a multi-head echo, a stunning modulated reverb, or both these things at once, all in true, glorious stereo. All controls are on the face of the pedal (no screens, menus, or hidden functions), it features tap tempo and presets, and it is fully MIDI and expression capable, among other features. In this demo we’ll put Forget-Me-Not to work in a full band context, then we’ll go one-on-one to explore some of its sounds and functions up close.
Gear Used:
Alexander Pedals Forget-Me-Not
Alexander Pedals Jubilee Silver Overdrive
Ibanez Iceman
EGC Tyranny Baritone
Traynor TS50B
Orange AD30
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[@AndyDemos]

4 delay taps?! Sounds great with that Iceman 👍🏻

[@HarshTonesInc]

Thanks dude! 🤜❤‍🔥🤛

[@RishPanjeetJr]

Such a nice alternative to the “butterflies and rainbows” types of playing when a “pretty” pedal drops. Gimme the sludge!!!

[@HarshTonesInc]

Woohoo! It’s all wasps and slugs over here.