Released in 1974

Roland RE-101 Space Echo

The Roland RE-101 Space Echo, released in 1974, is an analogue tape delay unit offering the warm, organic echoes of the classic Space Echo line without the spring reverb found in the RE-201. Known for its reliable tape transport, simple controls, and rich, musical delays, the RE-101 became a favourite among dub, reggae, and electronic musicians. Its pure tape echo and durable design have made it a sought-after classic in studios and live setups.

Released in 1975

MXR Auto Phaser

The MXR Auto Phaser is a professional phasing unit with low distortion, minimal noise, and a wide range of effects. It features easy operation, low power consumption, and a broad supply range, making it suitable for studio, portable mixing, and PA applications. Unlike flanging, its phase-shift response creates non-harmonic notches in the audio spectrum.

Released in 1975

MXR Auto Flanger

The MXR Auto Flanger is a professional audio delay line designed for true flanging in both portable and custom setups. Its versatile controls ensure ease of use, while its precise time delay creates a musical tonality in percussion, distinguishing it from phasing.

Released in 1975

Aphex Aural Exciter

An effects box that provided a very special kind of enhancement to your tracks, that you could not buy, but instead had to rent, really? The Aphex Aural Exciter was something of a mystery box when it was released in 1975, but it provided a solution that was perfectly timed, however is no longer relevant in today’s recording world.

Released in 1975

Altec 1612A Limiting Amplifier

In audio systems, input signal levels can vary significantly. The Altec 1612A is excellent for managing dynamic range, ensuring the overall sound level is more consistent. It operates as a limiter or a line amplifier, equipped with two inputs, a compression/VU meter, a dual range attack/release switch, and a limit/line balance control that prevents limiting from altering the preset output level.

Released in 1975

Eventide Model FL201 Instant Flanger

Flanging may not be a popular effect these days, but back in 1975 when the Eventide Model FL201 Instant Flanger was released, it was. The Eventide Model FL201 Instant Flanger was designed to simulate true tape flanging and offered a much deeper flanging effect than anything previously available, it was widely used on many legendary recordings.

Released in 1976

MXR Model 129 Pitch Transposer

The MXR Model 129 Pitch Transposer is a classic piece of audio equipment that was released in the late 1970s. The unit was designed to allow musicians and audio engineers to transpose the pitch of audio signals up or down by a fixed amount, ranging from one octave below to one octave above the original pitch.

Released in 1976

MXR Model 113 Digital Delay

The MXR Model 113 Digital Delay is a self-contained audio delay line which utilises sophisticated technology to achieve a new standard of professional quality. The culmination of an intensive design program, the MXR Model 113 Digital Delay is unparalleled in versatility, ease of operation, and creative application.

Released in 1976

Ampex ATR-100 Series Professional Audio Recorder

In the world of two track analogue mastering audio recorders, the Ampex ATR-100 Series recorders are regarded as the finest reel to reel audio mastering recorders ever made. The fact that they are still in use today, more than forty years later is surely testament to that.

Released in 1976

EMT 250 Digital Reverb

The EMT 250 Digital Reverb is completely electronic, with no moving parts: ruggedly built and insensitive to shock or vibrations…and a studio legend! Extremely versatile with many programming possibilities and adjustment of parameters. The EMT 250 Digital Reverb uses high-value digital words (12 bit, quasi 15 bit) to virtually eliminate intrinsic and quantising noise.

Released in 1976

TEAC A-2300SX Stereo Tape Recorder

The TEAC A-2300SX is a 4-track, 2-channel reel-to-reel recorder from the mid-1970s, designed for home and semi-pro use. It features a three-motor transport, three-head design, and supports 7-inch reels at two speeds. With solid build quality and a frequency response up to 28 kHz, it remains a reliable and respected machine.

Roland RE-101 Space Echo

MXR Auto Phaser

MXR Auto Flanger

Aphex Aural Exciter

Altec 1612A Limiting Amplifier

Eventide Model FL201 Instant Flanger

Valley People Dyna-Mite Compressor Limiter

MXR Model 129 Pitch Transposer

MXR Model 113 Digital Delay

Ampex ATR-100 Series Professional Audio Recorder

EMT 250 Digital Reverb

TEAC A-2300SX Stereo Tape Recorder