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This page needs more stuff!Any users of the old Echoplex out there want to help out?If you are interested, want to provide a review, user tips, or have any information on using the Echoplex for looping, please contact us.Teller bought the Tape Echoplex product during the 80's.Not the original, but a reprint of it from a text book.Also, Check out David's Vintage Tape Delay website.Don Dixon and Mike Battle were the creators of the original Echoplex tape delay.Article from Vintage Guitar Magazine discussing all the different models of the Echoplex tape delay.Battle Manufacturing produces tape cartridges for the Echoplex (also for the Tubeplex).It is owned by Mike Battle, original inventor of the Echoplex tape delay.If you care about your Echoplex delay, you should buy your tape cartridge from Mike!Get the Looper's Delight Vol 2 CD!Gibson is now shipping the Echoplex Digital Pro Plus, which is the Echoplex upgraded with the new LoopIV software from Aurisis Research, inventors of the Echoplex.Andre LaFosse today announced his Echoplex Analysis Pages.This is a wonderful Echoplex and Looping tutorial site created by expert EDP player Andre LaFosse.He goes through his own evolution of using the Echoplex in various ways and styles of music, explaining the details of how he used the EDP.Or just go directly to the Aurisis LoopIV site, they have feature lists, manuals, and audio examples there.We'll have more at Looper's Delight about this soon.LoopIV is the long awaited, massive new software generation for the Echoplex, from Aurisis Research.Any Echoplex can be upgraded to LoopIV.Aurisis has much info on their site about the new features, as well as ordering infromation.Aurisis is the company that developed the Echoplex for Gibson, if you didn't know.This is the definitive Echoplex manual, covering all the features.It just explains the new stuff, see the original manual for everything the Echoplex did already.This is the original EDP manual.It doesn't include the new LoopIV stuff, but it has everything else.This is a wonderful Echoplex and Looping tutorial site created by expert EDP player Andre LaFosse.He goes through his own evolution of using the Echoplex in various ways and styles of music, explaining the details of how he used the EDP.Aurisis put up this page with some user examples of the new LoopIV features on the EDP.Gibson Echoplex info, mostly written by Kim in response to various user questions, originally compiled by Andre LaFosse.Check here before you ask.Echoplex with this ADA file written by Claude Voit.This makes the sysex interface of the Echoplex simple!This helpful Excel spreadsheet was also created by Claude Voit.Another page on the Gibson site.This is now the main page for the echoplex.Includes an online manual and pics of the Echoplex sporting a Gibson logo.This is a page at Harmony Central.Matthias has revised it for the Echoplex to include here.Even though it is Echoplex oriented, there are lots of great ideas for any looper.You knew Reverse was fun, but you had no idea it could be this fun!The inspiring story of how the Oberheim Echoplex came to exist.Written by it's inventor, Matthias Grob.Kim Flint, telling all there is to know about using footpedals with the Echoplex.Get ready, you'll find a lot of it.Info on the older Oberheim Echoplex upgrade, including the release notes from Aurisis Research.Oh, and since Matthias created version 1.British Audio Service is a good place to try if you need repair or servicing for an Echoplex Digital Pro.Shane Radtke is probably the best person available for Echoplex service.They also sell replacement parts for the Echoplex, like footswitches, pots, etc.If you are looking to buy an Echoplex DP now or in the future, give them a call to find a dealer near you.Any purchase you make through these links gives Looper's Delight a commission to keep us going.Maestro "Echoplex" (1960)
Even at the onset of Rock n' Roll, technology was
developing that would
continually change the genre for years to come.One of the
earliest effects
devised was that of the echo.This acoustic phenomenon, which is
basically a
sound being repeated many times, is analogous to the echo effects
heard in most
canyons.Eventually, Maestro created a device, the "Echoplex,"
that could use
this acoustic effect on tape.The "Echoplex" used an infinite tape loop with
a fixed record head and a
movable playback head that allowed the producer to achieve the
desired delay
and echo at a particular moment on the tape.All you had to do to
produce a
longer delay was to move the playback head farther away from the
record.By using this technique, one could create a very
futuristic sound.Sign Up or Sign In to post events at this venue.Send a Note to the user who added this venue
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