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If you're talking about the Reel Echo, I have one and I really like it.
It sounds pretty good but there are 2 problems I have with it. One is
that it's a digital delay so it doesn't make the cool pitch-shift sound
when you change the delay rate. The other thing, and this goes for the
Spring King too, is that it's not a true bypass. If you don't have a
fresh battery, forget it! That's the most annoying part.
Phil
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Phil Tiki
The Cocktail Preachers
On Monday, May 5, 2003, at 11:52 AM, Jerry wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I got a question regarding delay. While I was gigging this week-end I
> noticed that my delay made a difference in tone when put on (this is
> great I think) It makes tunes like "War of the satelites" sound better.
>
> But what is the difference with a tape delay (analog or digital) when
> compared to a normal delay pedal (I use a cheap Dinasour digital delay)
> I ask this because I sam the Danelectro "tape delay" a while ago.
> Albeit
> a digital one, but the add said it was close to a "real tape delay"
> (assuming they were talking analog)
>
> I also read about the (famous) Roland Space echo (also a (analog)
> delay??)
> I saw this being used by "The Revelaires" (one of Belguims leading
> "cover" surf bands, it's also being mentioned at MOAM FX list
>
> So what's your general opinion on delay units (surfwise), what about
> the
> Danelectro unit? Any good.
>
> (Should Dano or Jim from the Nebulas read this, how is delay/tape delay
> used in The Nebulas?)
>
> Thanks,
>
> Jerry S.
>
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