Roland RE-201 Space Echo

[@Andy_Yates]

This sounds just brilliant and you adapt really well to the different settings. They all seem to inspire you in different ways. As a happy owner of a Strymon Volante, this showcases the lineage they're going for. It also has that power to inspire me in ways I don't expect. As someone that likes a fairly simple pedal and never had another delay besides a Carbon Copy, Strymon did an awesome job making it very usable and intuitive. If you ever get a chance to try one, I think you'll like it

[@philipbowley8374]

Great run through mate.. I've had one for years and recently have had it fully serviced by Echofix here in Australia... I highly recommend them, it sounds better than ever now.

[@DVincentW]

I really appreciate this composition, very good playing. Maintaining dexterity to handle a rifle, fire accurately, and play the hell out of a guitar.. Thats a rare skill combo.. esp as you do them so danged well.

[@DanMummSolo]

Excellent demo! Man, I want one!

[@frufru0071]

Thanks for sharing this, Brother. As usual you’ve come up with something different and as impressive as your marksmanship! You’re a big influence on me and I think that if you are as good a person as you are a guitarist and sharpshooter, I’ll have to meet you one day, hopefully. Please don’t stop posting these great videos if you get a chance, how about Playing through the voodoo labs rotary/Leslie speaker pedal (whose name I can’t remember)-it’s early here! Awesome!

[@richb.4374]

Very cool echo machine Eric. Some of my old CB radio friends used to use these things to get an echo on their signal. At the time it was a blast and quite unique. Later the "bucket brigade" integrated circuit chips came out and now it's all digital magic. The only down side of these is the tape and the heads wear out and degrades the sound over time.

[@Andy_Yates]

I went to your Patreon, I'm sad that I now make up half of your supporters for this channel. Hope to see more support for you guys soon!

[@DMKahn]

Your guitar is hi impedance... great sounds man, great playing!

[@blancsteve4819]

Zombie space echo will not die.

[@seb2612-j5h]

I like your video. Awesome playing! It could be nice to describe the gear that you use on your videos, like which amp, pickups, speaker... It’s the only thing who’s missing to have the perfect gear review! Thanks

[@dimemax]

How can you have the instrument input at max on the hi setting??? This must be real loud and your unit must be clean as hell!

[@jeremiahjohnson2881]

Hell yeah man. Awesome sounds. I feel like I've seen you somewhere for sure. Do you like do podcasts or something?

[@theshotgunscientists]

He has a very large KZbin channel, Iraqveteran8888 check it out

[@captain_finn]

Hi I currently have my guitar running through a pedal, the pedal through the echo and the echo output through the amp. I notice that my fuzz pedal is brighter when in front of the echo but the echo is less vibrant as opposed slot when the pedal is after the echo, the pedal is not as bright but the echo is much more vibrant. My question is: how do I get that vibrancy from the echo while the pedal is in front of it retaining its own brightness? I also noticed that when I bring the gain up on my pedal the sound is more distorted which is what I want but the sound is also way louder.

[@Guitarsenal]

Run it with the Space Echo last in your signal chain, switch the input to the High input, and try turning the volume on the fuzz back a little to even it out. Watch the magic eye on the unit to make sure it’s not distorting.

[@jakebirrell9141]

Hey mate, what reverb tank did you put in yours? Sounds incredible!

[@ClassicRockLivesOn]

Fantastic piece of gear, and playing! Have you ever played a Roland Jazz Chorus?

[@meanieband]

Jazz Chorus, fantastic amp.

[@-igg1-912]

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