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AKAI E2 Headrush looper & delay pedal

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AKAI E2 Headrush looper & delay pedal
Product no: W-E2HEADRUSH Bax Music Warranty: This product comes with a 3-year warranty.

General

The Head Rush E2 is a tap delay, tape echo simulator and looper, which allows you to adjust the delay time while you're playing by means of a tap tempo button. The tape echo is equipped with four virtual heads, each with its own individual output, enabling you to create multiple delays and repeats at the same time.

The loop record function of the Head Rush E2 enables you to overdub several real-time loops. Depending on the mode you've chosen, the E2 offers a delay time of up to 35 seconds.

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Specifications

Weight and dimensions including packaging

Weight (incl. packaging)	2,0 kg
Dimensions (incl. packaging)	26,0 x 23,0 x 12,0 cm

Product specifications

16-bit digital delay
delay time of 0.5 ms to 35 secs (depending on mode)
tape echo mode with 4 individual outputs for each head
loop recorder with overdub mode
head gap: selectable delay time between heads
HF damp: simulation of analogue delay sound
feedback: number of repetitions
ratio: adjustable ratio between direct signal and effect
tap tempo: adjustable delay time
sample rate: Normal 44.1 kHz, Extend 29.4 kHz
maximum time: delay 23.8 secs, tape echo 5.9 secs
looping: Normal 23.8 secs, 11.9 secs overdub, Extend 35.6 secs, 17.8 secs overdub
input: 6.3mm jack
input impedance: 500 kOhms
outputs: mix, Effect/Head 1, Heads 2-4: 6.3mm jack
output impedance: 1 kOhm
power supply: 9V DC in (160 mA), AC adapter (included)
dimensions: 140 x 184 x 65 mm
weight: 1.15 kg

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Bart O. 4 April 2011

Wrote the following about AKAI E2 Headrush looper & delay pedal

Akai E2 Headrush

Gebruik het pedaal in combinatie met basgitaar,en dat is een gouden combi. In Bandverband gebruik ik de delay functie, daarvoor is de tap tempo functie ideaal. Het tempo van de delay is hierdoor snel bij te regelen. Solo is de loop functie erg leuk en deze werkt ook prima kortom een geweldig pedaal

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