The Alexander Pedals Forget-Me-Not is an Alexander Pedals reverb pedal, currently around $399. Close alternatives include the Strymon blueSky Reverberator and the NuX Atlantic. It pairs well with the 1959 Fender Tweed Deluxe and the Soldano SLO 100 100-Watt Tube Guitar Amplifier.

Alexander Pedals Forget-Me-Not

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The Alexander Pedals Forget-Me-Not is a stereo multi-tap delay and reverb hybrid in the Leap Series blurring the boundary between delay and reverb. Four independent virtual tape heads (A, B, C, D) each with individual level controls create a true four-tap delay architecture. A Degrade control adds lo-fi distortion and grit, a Spread control extends stereo width, and a modulation engine with sine, square, and random waveforms captures tape wow and flutter. Analog dry signal path. Features 32 presets across four banks, MIDI over TRS or USB, and stereo TRS I/O. Isolated power required at 80mA or above.

  • delay
  • trs
  • stereo
  • modulation
  • reverb
  • midi
  • analog
  • live

Good for

  • Live
  • Studio
  • Worship

Price updated Aug 27, 2026

Genres the Alexander Pedals Forget-Me-Not is commonly used in

  • Ambient
  • Post-Rock
  • Shoegaze
  • Experimental
    citedInferred from shared tonal signals, not a stated genre tag.
  • Lo Fi
    citedInferred from shared tonal signals, not a stated genre tag.
  • Indie
    citedInferred from shared tonal signals, not a stated genre tag.

Amps that pair well with the Alexander Pedals Forget-Me-Not

Pedals that stack with the Alexander Pedals Forget-Me-Not

Electro-Harmonix Small Stone

Electro-Harmonix

9% match
$239.58via Reverb

Run the Small Stone's vowelly analog phase sweep after the Forget-Me-Not's reverb, so the phaser moves the reverb tail instead of getting swallowed ahead of it.

Nobels ODR-1

Nobels

9% match
$105.59via Reverb

Keep the ODR-1's transparent, mid-forward drive ahead of the Forget-Me-Not's reverb so the reverb tail trails a settled gain stage.

Paul Cochrane Timmy

Paul Cochrane

9% match

Run the Timmy's transparent, treble-cutting drive ahead of the Forget-Me-Not's reverb so the wash trails a clean, EQ'd gain stage.

Boss CE-1 Chorus Ensemble

pedal

8% match
$577.02via Reverb

Run the CE-1's lush, vibrato-laced chorus after the Forget-Me-Not's own modulated reverb, so the chorus thickens a settled wash instead of doubling up ahead of it.

Abasi Pathos Distortion

Abasi

tonal match
$199.99via Reverb

Abasi Pathos Distortion's own voicing points at a clean amp's front end, and Alexander Pedals Forget-Me-Not delivers it

AnalogMan Beano Boost

Analog Man

tonal match
$233via Reverb

AnalogMan Beano Boost is voiced for a clean amp's front end — Alexander Pedals Forget-Me-Not gives it exactly that

Ashdown Geezer Butler Signature

Ashdown

tonal match
$238.39via Reverb

Ashdown Geezer Butler Signature is voiced for a clean amp's front end — Alexander Pedals Forget-Me-Not gives it exactly that

Beetronics Buzzter Boost Preamp

Beetronics

tonal match
$193.46via Reverb

Alexander Pedals Forget-Me-Not leans into a clean amp's front end, precisely the platform Beetronics Buzzter Boost Preamp wants

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Questions people ask

What are good alternatives to the Alexander Pedals Forget-Me-Not?+

The closest matches in character are the Strymon blueSky Reverberator, the NuX Atlantic, the Electro-Harmonix Oceans Abyss. Budget picks: Old Blood Noise Endeavors Obne Dark Star, Wampler Catacombs, Boss TE-2.

What pairs well with the Alexander Pedals Forget-Me-Not?+

Strong matches from rig and tone-complementarity evidence: 1959 Fender Tweed Deluxe, Soldano SLO 100 100-Watt Tube Guitar Amplifier, Electro-Harmonix Small Stone — Into the Tweed Deluxe's woody, midrange-thick voice, the Forget-Me-Not's modulated reverb layers on top of the amp's own natural breakup..

How much does the Alexander Pedals Forget-Me-Not cost?+

Around $399 (live listing price, updated Aug 27, 2026).

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