PunchySunshine
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It's a couple years old but it just popped up in my feed. I love uncle Doug, such a stud!
Morley evo1 Delay restored
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Feral Feline
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I love these oil-can delays. I've never heard one in person let alone played one, but I really dig the oil-can idea and online-demos I've heard
As an aside, I've never liked the shape of Morley's treadles (well, except for the newer compact rectangles), If I got one, I'd put a different treadle on it. But enough of my trapezoid aversion...
Uncle Doug: "... I gotta tell you, that this oil smells so bad it would probably knock a vulture off of a manure wagon...When I unpacked it I smelled something a little strange... I checked and Jack denied any responsibility... that hideous-smelling oil... it reminds me of, like, rancid cooking grease from Caligula's café..."
As an aside, I've never liked the shape of Morley's treadles (well, except for the newer compact rectangles), If I got one, I'd put a different treadle on it. But enough of my trapezoid aversion...
Uncle Doug: "... I gotta tell you, that this oil smells so bad it would probably knock a vulture off of a manure wagon...When I unpacked it I smelled something a little strange... I checked and Jack denied any responsibility... that hideous-smelling oil... it reminds me of, like, rancid cooking grease from Caligula's café..."
hamerfan
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The first pedal i opened in the beginning 80 ies was an optical operated Morley volume pedal like the volume side of the Evo. My band mate complained he got only a weak signal out of it. I remember that there was a moving cardboard, which was moved too far, so full light could not hit the sensor. Easy peasy to repair - no solder job required.
Judging by vids the Catalinbread Adineko pedal does a great imitation with only electronic parts.
Judging by vids the Catalinbread Adineko pedal does a great imitation with only electronic parts.
