Dunlop EP103 Echoplex Delay Guitar Effects Pedal

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Molenda, Mike; Les Paul (2007). The Guitar player book: 40 years of interviews, gear, and lessons from the world's most celebrated guitar magazine. Hal Leonard. p.187. ISBN 978-0-87930-782-0. The Echoplex EP-3 tape echo unit is famous for its deliciously warm, organic modulation and sweet musical voice—a key component to some of the most iconic guitar tones from the '70s onward. The original EP-3 units, however, are expensive, temperamental, and larger than a VCR. Gress, Jesse (February 2011). "10 Things You Gotta Do To Play Like Steve Miller". Guitar Player. pp.75–88. Proceed With Caution-Built to Spill Frontman Doug Martsch Lets a Little Digital Into His Life". keyboardmag.com. Keyboard Magazine . Retrieved 20 April 2020.

Newquist, H.P.; Rich Maloof (2004). The new metal masters. Hal Leonard. p.70. ISBN 978-0-87930-804-9. Interview with Mike Battle - Inventor of the legendary Echoplex tape delay". Looper's Delight. LD> When did the first Echoplex units reach the market? How many were made in the early years? / MB> We sold the first 500 units to C.M.I. in Chicago in 1959. The Echoplex was sold through Chicago Musical Instruments, CMI. Gill, Chris (March 2007). "Some Kind of Monster". Guitar World. 28 (3): 56–62, 104. ISSN 1045-6295 . Retrieved 2009-09-28. [ dead link]Foley, Michael Stewart (2015). 33 1/3 Series - Fresh Fruit for Rotting Vegetables. Bloomsbury Publishing. p.55. ISBN 9781623562441. Hunter, Dave (2005). Guitar rigs: classic guitar & amp combinations. Hal Leonard. p.54. ISBN 978-0-87930-851-3 . Retrieved 11 February 2012. Just using the built in time control you can already get a pretty impressive 750ms delay time but when you use an optional tap tempo controller you can get a massive 4 seconds of delay time which even some of the most popular of digital delays can't achieve let along one with this epic classic modulated tone. Here's what Dumlop say about the EP103 Echoplex Delay modulation with 750ms of delay time and an Age control to shape the sound of your repeats, from clear and shimmering to saturated and distressed. Features stereo and tap tempo capability, with up to 4 seconds of delay time, and a hi-fi all-analog dry path. Specifications Battle's final consulting with Market yielded the EM-1 Groupmaster, which offered a four-channel input mixer section and a mono output section. Dissatisfied with the transistor-minded direction Maestro was taking, Battle left the company. [2] End of tape echo production and subsequent use of the brand [ edit ] Gibson Echoplex Digital Pro

The EP103's delay signal gets the same tonal conditioning that the EP101 Echoplex Preamp provides, while the dry path is left untouched. For the full EP-3 experience, put that secret sauce on your dry signal by running the EP101 in front of the EP103.

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Despite the Echoplex name, this is NOT a one knobdelay pedal! Whilst based on the original Echoplex,this pedal isactually a preamp pedal with 11dB of boost thatwarms up and rounds out your tone. It's the kind of pedal thatthat you'll soon want to leave on as part of your essential tone. Lee "The Captain" Andertondescribes the 103 as a "make it better" pedal.Whether it's smoothing out your cleans, or giving a bit of oomph to your drive tones, the EP101 makes a difference to your tone in any situation, bringing your notes into focus and giving that magical warmth you want. Features The Echoplex is a tape delay effect, first made in 1959. Designed by Mike Battle, [1] the Echoplex set a standard for the effect in the 1960s—it is still regarded as "the standard by which everything else is measured." [2] It was used by some of the most notable guitar players of the era; original Echoplexes are highly sought after. Cramer, Alfred W. (2009). Musicians and Composers of the 20th Century-Volume 2. Salem Press. p.514. ISBN 978-1-58765-514-2. This article is about the sound effect machine. For the music venue in Los Angeles, see Echoplex (venue). For the concept in computer telecommunications, see echo (computing). For the Nine Inch Nails song, see The Slip (album). Echoplex EP-2