Binson Echorec -style delay pedals?

[insubordination]

DAMN.

[Muse FTW]

My reaction:

[hazelwould]

I'd say 200$ max !

Based on size and continuity of price for their other products I'd say $189. Maybe not though.

[phantasmagorovich]

That looks pretty!

I'd still rather wait for the infanem real disk echo though. I am sure Ken will come up with something extremely awesome and I kind of like the idea of reviving this obsolete technique. Much more than modeling after it. This is probably an extremely cool pedal though. Another option is saving up some money and gettin one of the vintage units. They pop up on eBay fairly often over here so that's actually a realistic possibility. (I still kick myself for not getting one a couple of months ago when there were two for sale at nearly the same time and no one bid on them.)

[univalve]

i never said i won't back Ken on this one.

[Holy Schnikes]

i never said i won't back Ken on this one.

I figure you're already paid in full for the upcoming Infanem stuff.

[dubkitty]

need CB demo.

[D.o.S.]

What I really want is a poster-sized screen print of that pedal art.

[hiorgos]

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[goosekevin]

what makes the echorec so special? i have only heard of it from gilmour

[goroth]

Someone mentioned the 1776 effects delay - checked it out yesterday.
1) How is this not like the most famous digital delay ever?
2) That is so far above my DIY skillz it makes me want to give up.
3) If a DIY kit dude can come up with a really ingenious way to use a PT2399 why are we stuck with 6 million "analogue voiced" 600ms delays with various degrees of half-assed modulation to make the delay "special"?

And yeah, +1 for tomlane's question, I've never played one so I don't know either.

[jrmy]

Someone mentioned the 1776 effects delay - checked it out yesterday.
1) How is this not like the most famous digital delay ever?
2) That is so far above my DIY skillz it makes me want to give up.
3) If a DIY kit dude can come up with a really ingenious way to use a PT2399 why are we stuck with 6 million "analogue voiced" 600ms delays with various degrees of half-assed modulation to make the delay "special"?

And yeah, +1 for tomlane's question, I've never played one so I don't know either.

HOLY CRAP, DAT 1776!!!!!!

I NEEDS ONE!!!!! NAO!!!!!

[spacelordmother]

Someone mentioned the 1776 effects delay - checked it out yesterday.
1) How is this not like the most famous digital delay ever?
2) That is so far above my DIY skillz it makes me want to give up.
3) If a DIY kit dude can come up with a really ingenious way to use a PT2399 why are we stuck with 6 million "analogue voiced" 600ms delays with various degrees of half-assed modulation to make the delay "special"?

And yeah, +1 for tomlane's question, I've never played one so I don't know either.

HOLY CRAP, DAT 1776!!!!!!

I NEEDS ONE!!!!! NAO!!!!!

Shit is cray! DO ALSO WANT.

[jrmy]

NOW WITH VIDJA EMBED FOR EXTRA GAS PAIN!!!!!!!!

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yyB_XAd_D5g[/youtube]

[goroth]

you're killing me jrmy! I have no room on my board for another delay, I have no money and my solder skills don't cut it.

ASS!!!!