Echo uit de jaren 70.
Here's something truly wondrous and amazing, it's a Dynacord EC–280 Electronic Echo. This is a vintage effect of historic significance in that it is what many believe to be the very first analog delay unit. It uses a heaping handful of Philips TDA 1022 bucket brigade devices (eight to be exact), which was one of the very first analog delay chips.
If you want an analog delay that's chock full of quirky lo-fi goodness, this could be just what you need. To make things even more fun, this thing runs on 220V, Euro-style. So if you're in the USA, you'll need to use it with a step up transformer (we can get one for you if you don't have one already). Although this is really more of a collector's piece, it does have a strange and unique sound that's rather endearing.
350euro
Here's something truly wondrous and amazing, it's a Dynacord EC–280 Electronic Echo. This is a vintage effect of historic significance in that it is what many believe to be the very first analog delay unit. It uses a heaping handful of Philips TDA 1022 bucket brigade devices (eight to be exact), which was one of the very first analog delay chips.
If you want an analog delay that's chock full of quirky lo-fi goodness, this could be just what you need. To make things even more fun, this thing runs on 220V, Euro-style. So if you're in the USA, you'll need to use it with a step up transformer (we can get one for you if you don't have one already). Although this is really more of a collector's piece, it does have a strange and unique sound that's rather endearing.
350euro
