The El Capistan dTape Echo by Strymon delivers three types of tape machine in one, each featuring three distinct modes. With ten parameters to tweak, you have comprehensive control of tone sculpting, tape quality, and machine health. The El Capistan allows you to go from the sound of a primitive, studio-grade tape machine to the intensely fluctuating sound of a machine needing service. Capture the full-bodied sound of new tape to the gnarled characteristics of old tape.
Brand: Strymon
Features:
Details: Excellent condition, only used once or twice, and never left the house. Includes box, paperwork and power supply. A great deal!
EAN: 4560347887376
Caline goes above and beyond in their quest to give you more bang for your buck with the Caline CP-37 Drifter guitar effects pedal. The CP-37 packs seven different delay effects, each of which has delay times that range from 50ms to 838ms, into one sturdy stompbox. You get Digital and Analog modes, a tape echo simulator, a tube-driven echo machine effect, a Mod mode that combines delay and chorus, a Sweep mode that combines delay with a sweep filter, and a LoFi mode that tacks on a sample reducing feedback effect.
The BOSS DD-3 Digital Delay pedal makes it simple to add incredible delay effects to your sound, wherever you may be playing. This compact, metal-housed guitar effects pedal offers rackmount-quality delay effects with three distinct environments. You get subtle, chorus-y shimmers and 800ms atmospheric repeats, plus the hold feature lets you repeat a delay forever while playing over it. Plug a second amp into the DD-3’s extra immediate output for a real stereo delay configuration.
The Oblivion Vintage Delay is Alexander Pedals’ take on some of the best echo units ever existed. Alexander Pedals wants you to concentrate on creating music, so it loaded the Oblivion Vintage Delay with cool features while making it as convenient as possible. The Oblivion Vintage Delay features four delay engines—MULTI, OILCAN, TAPE, and ANALOG. TAPE emulates the earliest magnetic tape echoes, MULTI gives you a magical multi-head delay, ANALOG recalls the vintage warmth of old-school BBD units, and OILCAN evokes ‘60s electrostatic delay line effects.
Achieve true analog delays and vintage slap-back echo effects comparable to much more expensive guitar effects pedals with the Behringer VD400 Vintage Analog Delay pedal. The VD400’s vintage analog bucket brigade device (BBD) circuit can produce delays of up to 300ms, its advanced noise reduction circuit keeps your signal clean as a whistle, and dedicated controls for Repeat Rate, Echo, and Intensity let you sculpt and shape your tone into the exact sound you want.
Carl Martin’s Red Repeat with Tap Tempo will take your guitar signal and redo it after a certain period. The most straightforward description comes from the Space Echoes and Echoplexes of yesteryears. The Red Repeat consists of Tone, Time, Repeat, and Echo knobs. At the request of players, Carl Martin added a Tap Tempo function that enables you to tap in the tempo you want to use with your playing. The Red Repeat can be utilized to beef up your sound, as a reverb alternative, to add an extremely percussive flavor to your playing.
Randy Levine –
For me, this is a versatile and great-sounding pedal, but there are others worth considering. My Boss RE-20 Space Echo sounds as good but is way less expensive. The El Capistan also isn’t the most user-friendly option available. I don’t find the tap tempo very helpful, and it only gives 1.5 secs of delay max.
Randy Levine –