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Cassette Tape Delay Diy. It took me five months to build. A tape delay can be turned into a chorus machine by putting the two (or more) tape heads relatively closer then slowly moving the playing one(s) back and forth in order to change the distance. This instructable will show you how to make an analog tape echo effect for use with electric guitar or any other audio. Two mono heads mounted side by side replace the old stereo head. This homemade tape delay and echo unit by french maker mathieu jouen is so cool. Pop in an endless loop cassette and you can play with delay for hours without needing to rewind. Here’s how to build one that actually sounds comparable to a roland re201 (if you start with a good tape deck. The echomatic is an old stompboxology circuit which utilizes a quad opamp as two splitters and two mixers,. Mount an erase head in the right. I love tape echoes, but they’re getting really expensive.

A tape delay can be turned into a chorus machine by putting the two (or more) tape heads relatively closer then slowly moving the playing one(s) back and forth in order to change the distance. Two mono heads mounted side by side replace the old stereo head. Mount an erase head in the right. The echomatic is an old stompboxology circuit which utilizes a quad opamp as two splitters and two mixers,. This instructable will show you how to make an analog tape echo effect for use with electric guitar or any other audio. I love tape echoes, but they’re getting really expensive. Here’s how to build one that actually sounds comparable to a roland re201 (if you start with a good tape deck. This homemade tape delay and echo unit by french maker mathieu jouen is so cool. Pop in an endless loop cassette and you can play with delay for hours without needing to rewind. It took me five months to build.

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Cassette Tape Delay Diy This homemade tape delay and echo unit by french maker mathieu jouen is so cool. This homemade tape delay and echo unit by french maker mathieu jouen is so cool. A tape delay can be turned into a chorus machine by putting the two (or more) tape heads relatively closer then slowly moving the playing one(s) back and forth in order to change the distance. The echomatic is an old stompboxology circuit which utilizes a quad opamp as two splitters and two mixers,. This instructable will show you how to make an analog tape echo effect for use with electric guitar or any other audio. I love tape echoes, but they’re getting really expensive. Two mono heads mounted side by side replace the old stereo head. It took me five months to build. Here’s how to build one that actually sounds comparable to a roland re201 (if you start with a good tape deck. Pop in an endless loop cassette and you can play with delay for hours without needing to rewind. Mount an erase head in the right.