A few weeks back, Andy at Fuchs Audio gave us a sneak peek at the new Plush FX Replay Jr delay pedal and promised a trio of tube delays were in the offing with varied ability and price levels. Fuchs now has posted a demo video of the big boy – the Replay. The pedal sports a real tube level indicator, peak light, tap tempo, 10ms to 1-second of delay, wow and flutter controls, separate FX loop/patch for the delayed signal for stereo, remote footswitch operation, processing delays pre-tube audio stage. Repeat and fidelity controls adjust repeats and decays to tube-tape like standards. In short, it’s a monster. Video proof after the jump!

The Plush FX crew have been busy over the past few months prototyping what is slated to be a line of three delay pedals – one high-end, one middle-of-the-road and one entry level. The top unit, Replay, will be a digital-based delay unit with all tube analog audio and boast 16-khz bandwidth, tap tempo, 50-ms to 1-second of adjustable delay, variable repeats with frequency contouring, wow and flutter controls to additionally emulate tape and a separate FX loop for the delay signal. A few units could make their way to the LA Amp Show next month. Full line roll out will occur at NAMM in January. Check out a video demo of the middle unit, the Replay Jr, after the jump!

Plush FX Pedals,​ a division of Fuchs ​Audio ​Technology, will unveil three new effects pedals at the upcoming Winter NAMM convention in LA. The “Noxious” is the Nick Catanese (Black​ Label​ Society and Speed ​X) ​signature pedal. It sports a full complement​ of amp style​ controls:​ gain,​high-​mid-​low, ​and master volume and provides the kind of organic high-gain searing metal​ drive ​and amp-like feel. Next, the “Verbrator”​ combines an all tube effects loop with a studio grade​ 24-bit digital reverb in a compact pedal​ size package. While​ it runs on a 9V adapt​or, ​a switching power​ supply runs the tube on the proper high voltages that tubes ​crave.​ Lastly, “The Pure Gain Plus” combines two ultra​-​quiet ​Pure Gain modules with an A/B box. When used with two guitars it allow​s the player to both boost​ or buffer and match​ their levels.​ When used with a single guitar, ​it will provide bypass and two distinct gain and/or buffer settings.​ Look for more on these stomps in January!