It’s the same as the one listed on my site, just different paint. Nothing special about it and the paint doesn’t merit any special mention.

Your problem could be a number of things but it’s likely misbiased delay ICs or even a bad op-amp.

hi!

I have one with Blue Lettering and “silver” background. Also couldn’t find anything about it on the net. Not even a picture.

It works fine and I love it.
I wonder if someone knows the year this guys were manufactured…!!!?!

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Is the second output a 1) boost in, 2) a direct out, or 3) a stereo out?
Is the slide switch a 1)boost on, or 2) an echo/chorus switch?[/quote]

The second output is a Boost In
and yes..is the chorus version!

thanks!

I figure is the same Memory Man Echo Chorus model…only the different coloring…I thought might give a hint about the year it was produced maybe..!!?!

I don’t consider any of this questions “crap”. I thought this was the exact place to discuss whatever issues on EHX products.

If you don’t know the questions, or is not interested on them, step aside, and perhaps I should wait for someone else who does know about the beautiful reverse paint subject.

Trying again,… does anyone else actually knows when the reverse paint Memory man pedals were manufactured?

..or else, let’s just “get sick” all together of this handy forum and leave.

My hunch is the so-called “reverse paint” pedals were largely export models. You usually see them more often coming from Europe (eg black DEM with green writing, the various MM you’re describing). I suppose the different paint job helped distinguish a 220v version from the 110v when suppling distributors. I’m not saying this was the case ALL the time, but it makes sense.