EarthQuaker Devices Easy Listening Analog Amp Simulator, Russo Music Exclusive Pastel Blue/Red

This Russo Music Exclusive Red on Pastel Blue Easy Listening is identical internally to the existing production EQD model. Outside, it's an eye-popping addition to any board primed for silent practice. Shop the production model EarthQuaker Devices Easy Listening Analog Amp Simulator.

When it comes to amp simulation, it's a science and an art – that's why we have the EarthQuaker Devices Easy Listening Analog Amp Simulator. Joining in on EarthQuaker's line of utility pedals, the Easy Listening is a foolproof way to create an authentic headphone amp experience with all the sonic fidelity and reliability you've come to expect from a name like EQD.

Easy Listening is just that – a simple way to get from Point A to Point B in terms of headphone amplification. The Easy Listening's all-analog circuitry is designed for the simplest setup and most robust sound possible for players to have a headache-less headphone playing experience. This pedal is designed with one of everyone's favorite American amps in mind – a '65 Deluxe – to make for a killer canvas to color with effects in your headphone wonderland.

This utility pedal features a simple 1/4" TS in and 1/4" TRS headphone out jack, as well as a one-dial volume control. Easy Listening boasts a high 1 MΩ (megaohm) input impedance and 39 MΩ output impedance. Designed for ample headroom, the Easy Listening is ready for players who use expansive pedalboards with everything from vintage fuzzes to modern stacked gain stages without breaking a sweat.

The pedal's high-fidelity, low-noise analog class AB driver makes sure you'll maintain all the nuance and complexity of your tone at headphone levels no matter what's in your chain. Whether practicing silently or recording without an amp altogether, the Easy Listening does it all without any micromanagement – no menu diving, no IR loading, nothing in between you and your sound.

With EarthQuaker Devices' Easy Listening, life is just that, ain't it?