247princess
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Acquired from studio liquidation and remains in excellent condition with no further usage. Runs on 110V.
Big brother to the E1005. With a max delay of 300ms, some easy switch buttons for general delay times (10ms, 75ms, 150ms, 225ms, 300ms), bass and treble tone control, and mod speed and depth, this is a rich warm delay and versatile chorus delay. Plus some killer flanging with those tight delays.
Despite analogue noise, when you get the gains and input/output just right, it's fairly quiet. Noise or not, the sound is just sweet. Warm and flexible. The "Analog Delay" style on EchoBoy is closest, but requires some tweaking for the different flavors the E1010 can produce. It gets a dark brooding delay, with the odd mid range resonant honk of the old Oil can delays (though not the same sound).
Used by: Randy Rhoads with Ozzy Osbourne Mark King of Level 42 on Bass. Rush's Geddy Lee used one on his Mini Moog, and Alex Lifeson on his guitar rig, too Flaming Lips producer Dave Fridmann has one in his giant rack-o-gear. John Mcgeoch: Guitarist for Magazine, Generation X, Visage, Siouxsie & the Banshees, Peter Murphy, Armoury Show, PIL James Burton: Rockabilly legend. Steve Byrd: Guitarist for Kim Wilde.
For purchase at S$488. Very slightly negotiable.
For serious inquiries, email leblurberry[at]gmail.com
Big brother to the E1005. With a max delay of 300ms, some easy switch buttons for general delay times (10ms, 75ms, 150ms, 225ms, 300ms), bass and treble tone control, and mod speed and depth, this is a rich warm delay and versatile chorus delay. Plus some killer flanging with those tight delays.
Despite analogue noise, when you get the gains and input/output just right, it's fairly quiet. Noise or not, the sound is just sweet. Warm and flexible. The "Analog Delay" style on EchoBoy is closest, but requires some tweaking for the different flavors the E1010 can produce. It gets a dark brooding delay, with the odd mid range resonant honk of the old Oil can delays (though not the same sound).
Used by: Randy Rhoads with Ozzy Osbourne Mark King of Level 42 on Bass. Rush's Geddy Lee used one on his Mini Moog, and Alex Lifeson on his guitar rig, too Flaming Lips producer Dave Fridmann has one in his giant rack-o-gear. John Mcgeoch: Guitarist for Magazine, Generation X, Visage, Siouxsie & the Banshees, Peter Murphy, Armoury Show, PIL James Burton: Rockabilly legend. Steve Byrd: Guitarist for Kim Wilde.
For purchase at S$488. Very slightly negotiable.
For serious inquiries, email leblurberry[at]gmail.com
