Without Delay
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Thanks, John. There have been a number of people who have told me the same thing this morning. The Line 6 is also very fragile, it would seem.
Life, as with music, often requires one to let go of the melody and listen to the rhythm
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I've owned my share of old Roland Space Echo units and they sounded great but I just couldn't deal with the upkeep! They all had their share of problems and it never turned out to be worth it for me.
One day i'm going to give the Fulltone unit a shot - from what i've heard, it's got all the tone in a brand new unit, which is just so appealing.
Here's an interesting new delay pedal from Roland/Boss:
http://www.roland.com/products/en/RE-20/index.html
One day i'm going to give the Fulltone unit a shot - from what i've heard, it's got all the tone in a brand new unit, which is just so appealing.
Here's an interesting new delay pedal from Roland/Boss:
http://www.roland.com/products/en/RE-20/index.html
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I've recently picked up my second Echolette unit--this one from the early Seventies adnd in mint, virtually-unused condition. Should be arriving next week.
Ain't nothing like tape. And, truly, no upkeep like tape upkeep either, but fresh loops every once in awhile, a thorough cleaning and head demagnetization once or twice a year, a drop of light oil on the bearings, and she's good to go...
Ain't nothing like tape. And, truly, no upkeep like tape upkeep either, but fresh loops every once in awhile, a thorough cleaning and head demagnetization once or twice a year, a drop of light oil on the bearings, and she's good to go...
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