Audio Demo MORLEY Rotating Sound Synthesizer - Vintage Oil Can Delay / Vibrato

[@Juan_lauda]

Sounds fantastic

[@standingbadger]

That is a genuinely lovely-sounding pedal.

[@mythcrab6047]

Saw that your listing sold on Reverb with just a handful of views. Too cool!

[@3str]

Yes, that one went quickly..

[@stevendavidson391]

Those oil can delays sound beautiful

[@evryhndlestakn]

What an awesome sound & effect. Thank you for the enlightenment.

[@therewasascene]

This is too cool.

[@digitpmedia]

genius

[@WowIndescribable]

This this is great.

[@niteshades_promise]

I want one. Looks on google, even if available, Yeah i cant afford that!😞🍻

[@3str]

Yes they've gotten quite expensive - when they work. Non-fucntioning ones can still be found for around $500 but they are very fiddly to repair.

[@DerpRulesAll]

Re-do of the DeArmond 601?

[@eyeball226]

Not exactly. That was a tremolo that used conductive liquid in a can to variably short the signal to ground. So it was strictly a volume modulation. This is an oil can delay being used as a precursor to the BBD chips in analogue chorus pedals. The only thing this has in common with the Dearmond is the use of a motor to do the modulating.

[@DerpRulesAll]

@@eyeball226 I actually found all that out eight months ago, but completely forgot about this post because it didn't get any action. But thanks. 🙏

[@j.wilcox3547]

I've never seen one of these before 😢