Earthquaker Devices Stereo Easy Listening Anologue Amp Simulator

The Earthquaker Devices Stereo Easy Listening Analogue Amp Simulator recreates the tonal character of vintage hi-fi gear through discrete transistor circuitry. This pedal emulates the warmth and saturation of old tube amplifiers and tape machines, transforming stereo signals with adjustable bass, treble, and drive controls. Dual outputs preserve stereo imaging while introducing harmonic distortion and frequency shaping that recalls mid-century audio equipment. The all-analogue signal path maintains dynamic response across the full frequency spectrum without digital conversion. Three rotary controls shape the sonic profile: Bass adjusts low-frequency emphasis from 20Hz upward, Treble tailors high-end presence above 2kHz, and Drive adds progressive saturation from clean boost to warm breakup. True stereo operation processes left and right channels independently through matched transistor stages. The pedal runs on standard 9V DC power with centre-negative polarity, drawing approximately 10mA. Compact dimensions of 114mm x 64mm x 57mm allow straightforward pedalboard integration. Switchable true bypass maintains signal integrity when disengaged, while engagement adds second and third harmonic content characteristic of Class A amplification. Features  Discrete transistor circuitry emulates vintage tube amplifier and tape saturation True stereo operation with independent left and right channel processing Bass control shapes low-frequency response from 20Hz and above Treble control adjusts high-end presence above 2kHz frequency range Drive control adds progressive harmonic distortion and warm breakup Standard 9V DC centre-negative power supply with 10mA current draw Compact enclosure measures 114mm x 64mm x 57mm for pedalboards True bypass switching maintains unaffected signal when pedal is disengaged