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[quote:1p0p8g60]First, you'll want an a/b/y box like we sell, or one of the cheaper ones like Morley sells: http://www.musiciansfriend.com/srs7/g=h ... id/150757/
Connect one output of the a/b/y to your delay pedal, effect level all the way up (100%). This should eliminate any of the straight unaffected signal, which is what you want.
Connect that to your chorus pedal, rate at about 25% or so, depth all the way up (100%). This has an even better effect if you've modified your chorus pedal already.
Connect the other output of the a/b/y box to channel one of a simpler mixer such as this: http://www.musiciansfriend.com/srs7/g=h ... id/180623/
Connect the output of the chorus to any other channel. Use the volume on this channel to control how much effect you want on, instead of on the delay pedal itself. If you have a volume on the chorus, I would turn it all the way up (100%).
VOILA!! Instant tape echo tones for a fraction of the price!
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es curioso, en cuanto tenga un rato lo pruebo, no se me habría ocurrido por que el delay lo pongo siempre al final
Pero si tengo el delay rotoooo
