| Make |
Evans |
| Model |
EE-3 Super Echo 70s tape echo n/p |
| Description |
This Japanese 1970s tape echo is potentially a fantastic machine - compared favourably to the Echoplex, for instance, by Guitarsenal on youtube. BUT at the moment it needs some tweaking. The tape rotates fine, the sliding 'MODE CONTROLLER' delay control works fine, but the output is very prone to self-oscillation. You get some great atmospheric sounds, but getting clean echo/reverb is pretty impossible. It needs someone who knows these machines to sort it. The current tape loop in it makes a thump each time it passes the playback head, but there are spare tapes in a little container. Cosmetically it has some paint scrapes under the top lid where the unwontedly large UK mains plug has sat in the storage hole designed for a diminutive Japanese one - this machine (like all of them?) was originally Japanese voltage before being converted to 240V. But everywhere else it is seriously lovely - unusual tolex, garish gold lettering, and altogether total early 70s in excellent condition. Serial number 0393. Packing 6GBP. |
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| Age |
n/a |
| Weight |
n/a |
| Condition |
Very good |
| Location |
Uk (Item is at Vemia Uk) |
| Vat |
Not from a VAT-registered business. But VAT / duty may be due if importing from outside your trade bloc. |
| Quantity |
1 item is available from the owner |
| Options |
User manual : No |
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Service manual : No |
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First owner : No |
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Original boxes : No |
| Plug type |
United Kingdom standard plug |
| Voltage type |
Internal 220-240V power supply |
| Status |
Item has been sold or not sold in a previous auction |
| Sale type |
The item is on the auction rooms |
| Ending on |
12/04/2026 |
| Category |
Effects |
| Serial number |
0393 |
| Sphere reference |
# 31072 |
| Statistics |
Created on : 04/04/2026 |
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Changed on : (Not updated) |
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Published on : 04/04/2026 |
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| Safety |
All electrical items sold in VEMIA are deemed to be trade sales. No warranty of electrical safety is given or implied. Many items are vintage and would not pass current electrical safety standards. It is the responsibility of the buyer to ensure that items are safe to use in their future environment - if necessary by using the services of a professional. |
