Electro-Harmonix Grand Canyon Delay and Looper Pedal
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- Опубликовано: 19 окт 2024
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With 12 effects types plus a full-featured looper section too, the Electro-Harmonix Grand Canyon delay and looper pedal is one of the most comprehensive and creative delay pedals you could put on your pedalboard. Effects range from vibrant delays and echos to animated pitch effects, reverbs, sample/hold and more. The looper provides up to 16 minutes of recording, and your looped audio remains until you clear it - even after you turn the Grand Canyon off. For more delay effects and looping capabilities than you could ever ask for, check out the Electro-Harmonix Grand Canyon delay and looper pedal.
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Anyone else love the artwork on it!?
I like!
I'm sold on the packaging. I don't even need to hear it.
I'd love to have a 4'×4' picture for the wall.
The artwork on most pedals are great now. No more single colored stompers...
This is probably the best demo of this pedal I've seen so far! Thanks for really showing the features off wonderfully. The loop at the end with multiple delay types is quite impressive. Great playing and sounds too, thanks!
Wow! This thing is cool! Really dig the loop towards the end as well.
That loop at the end was really nice!
Nice loop Don. Cool pedal. Excellent vid. Thanx.
Came here to listen to Don Carr's inspiring, dreamy guitarscapes. Excellent demo and thanks for showing off this pedal in stereo.
Awesome, I ordered it before it even came out and started gigging with it on the same day is arrived
Nice video, Don. Would you consider doing a longer video exploring all the other settings?
That is a damn beautiful guitar
Where this beats everything for me is the ability to loop with the effect. For someone who jams at home, relying on delay for jamming has always meant no delay, which defeats the point
I don't understand what this means.
@@notyetskeletal4809 Are you gonna ask what he meant, or just state your confusion? Lmao
@@notyetskeletal4809 He means you can LOOP and use the DELAY simultaneously
@@billmint8122 Ok but, 'Relying on delay for jamming has always meant no delay, which defeats the point' I seem to only make assumptions of what this really means. It doesn't matter really I dont care. Its badly written.
that delay pedal grand canyon was awesome! but I would find a sound like a tavern or space synth with this.
I currently have 'Ocean machine -> Blue sky -> ditto mini' as my last three pedals of the chain. I'm thinking of replacing all three with the EHX grand canyon. I'd be really happy to hear the opinions of anyone who sees this comment. Million cheers!
Wishing I could afford this. 🙁
Great video, but would love to see all other settings and features
I've got one, honestly you could make an hour long video just dabbling the controls thru every effect and each one's 2 parameter knobs and still not be done. Not to mention the tap tempo feature with the tap division box added in for different time signatures.
Please more videos like this . Btw With video you guys let me know that I need a new delay looper pedal lol
wonder how this would work on my Roland SH-01 Gaia synth...
Hello, Jeff! The Canyon would work just fine with the SH-01. You can just run it in line between your SH-01 and whatever you monitor through (mixer, recording interface, speaker, etc.).
Thanks for the interest!
Kurt Martin, Sweetwater Sales Engineer, (800) 222-4700 ext. 1237
I would consider getting a better synth. Usually Roland does really well, but I never liked that synth. I just ordered this pedal and I wonder how it’s gonna sound with my little digital and analogue synths that have no FX. To me the Gaia failed at sounding analog when it was supposed to sound analog on some wave forms. Maybe I just didn’t use it right though or it’s just a personal preference in sound. I think more demos should be made with these types of pedals with synths.
Is it analog dry thru
How to use the presets and how to save th man???
Thank you. Excelllent review. Made all the functionality and sound this pedal provides very clear.
There are some demo's showing the Canyon's functionality with bass. Does anyone know if the Grand Canyon is also suitable for bass guitar?
Hello, René. Thanks for your interest in the pedal and Sweetwater! These do in fact sound amazing on bass, as well as guitar and keys. They are a ton of fun, and I think you will enjoy it, too!
Mickey Cushing, Sweetwater Sales Engineer, (800) 222-4700 ext. 3024, Mickey_Cushing@Sweetwater.com
@@sweetwater Awesome, thanks!
does anyone know if it's TRUE bypass?? ...on the website it only says "analog bypass"
Hey, John. Thanks for your question, appreciate you reaching out to us. Depending on the mode, the Grand Canyon pedal either has DSP Bypass in TAILS mode (which allows the effect to continue when bypassed) or Analog Buffered (True) Bypass when TAILS mode is disabled.
Please contact me direct if I haven't answered your question completely.
Robert Williams, Senior Sweetwater Sales Engineer, (800) 222-4700 ext. 2371, robert_williams@sweetwater.com
When is this pedal going to be officially released? Different dates for different territories?
Hello! As of right now, the Grand Canyon is expected to start shipping on 11/28. With any new product that date is subject to change, but that is what we're currently expecting. Thanks for your interest!
Charlie Davis, Sweetwater Sales Engineer, (800) 222-4700 ext. 1320
Has anyone had both the Grand Canyon and the Timeline? Wondering which one to get. I don’t have any delay pedals in my board at the moment.
Hello, Constance! There are similar effect types on both pedals, and either is a great addition to your board. They're about the same size and allow for use of an expression pedal/footswitch, too. While the GC has storage for 13 presets, they're not MIDI addressable. It also includes an onboard reverb. The Timeline allows 200 presets to be stored, MIDI program change, and continuous control, and is true stereo.
So much more to discuss on both, but we have limited space here. Please contact me for more details and I'll help you select the best option. Thanks again for your question.
Robert Williams, Senior Sweetwater Sales Engineer, (800) 222-4700 ext. 2371, robert_williams@sweetwater.com
@@sweetwater Hello, Robert! Thank you for your answer! I'll be sure to email you for more details. Have a good day (=
Timeline for sure
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Getting one
32 bit?
I wish he would play something other than PRS to demo stuff
I'd like to hear Eric Johnson jam through this unit 🤤
How many presets can you save??
Thank you for reaching out! this pedal includes 13 presets. Feel free to give us a call if you have any additional questions, thanks!
Jozy Franco, Sweetwater Sales Engineer, (800) 222-4700 ext. 3015
Sweetwater thank you!
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They've come a long way from the hissy pedals
I didn’t like this pedal much.. it sounded very digital to me.. on paper it’s really nice but I didn’t like how it lacked character. so I’m now I’m between the Line 6 Echo Park, or the Boss DD-200.
having the Timeline and four more delay pedals im set,don't need this.
So how is it? LOL
Weird flex but cool!!
Still think Boss is better no fancy artwork required.
which boss pedal?
That's nice
Your point is?
Third. Lol
Has to be better than the first version. That is the worst pedal I own.
why?
I love it.
The Canyon is awesome. What problems have you had with it dude?
I have both, but thought the Canyon was the best bang for buck delay pedal ever made.
Great video! I’ve had mine on backorder with you...any word on when they start shipping?