Posts tagged "Analog Delay"
In the past couple of years, Chinese pedal maker 
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The MN3205 BBD chip in an original Ibanez AD9 Analog Delay pedal. (Photo: Christopher Scapelliti)[/caption]
Guitarists have been treated to a wealth of innovations in the world of delay effects. Originally, echo and other time-based effects could be created only by mechanical means. Analog tape devices, like the 1960s Maestro Echoplex, and so-called “oil-can” delays, like Fender’s Variable Delay unit and the Tel-Ray Ad-n-Echo shown below, used magnetic storage to record sounds and play them back in echoing fashion.... Click on the title for more
We hate to do this to the guitarists out there, but you need to start saving up $800. Rarely does a new pedal completely blow our minds, but this one is pretty special. Amidst of all the hullaballoo around pedal makers and players trying to nail down the best tape echo emulation delay pedal, T-Rex one-upped everybody and is now handcrafting real tape echo delay pedals.... Click on the title for more
