Multivox Multi Echo 312

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Step into the world of vintage echo with the Multivox Multi Echo 312, a beloved piece of studio gear known for its warm, analog delay effects. Originally crafted in the late 1970s, this effects processor offers a rich, authentic sound that modern digital units often struggle to replicate. Musicians and producers treasure the Multi Echo 312 for its ability to add depth and character to recordings, making it a sought-after tool in both professional studios and personal setups.

The Multi Echo 312 features three selectable delay modes, letting users tailor their sound with precision. Whether you're looking to create a subtle ambiance or a full-on echo wash, this unit has you covered. The bucket brigade device (BBD) chips within are the heart of its operation, delivering that classic analog warmth that digital processing can't quite match. Each echo generated is a testament to the meticulous engineering of its era, ensuring your soundscapes are both lush and dynamic. With intuitive controls, the Multi Echo 312 is user-friendly, allowing both novices and seasoned pros to easily dial in their desired sound.

Key Features:

Authentic vintage analog delay effects
Three selectable delay modes for versatile sound shaping
Bucket brigade device (BBD) chips for warm, classic echo tones
Intuitive controls for easy operation
Durable construction typical of late 1970s craftsmanship
Suitable for both professional and home studio environments

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MULTIVOX MX-312 Multi Space Echo Chamber Analog Tape Delay Roland RE-201 MX201

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MULTIVOX MX-312 MULTI ECHO (EVANS SUPER ECHO) - TAPE DELAY WITH SPRING REVERB - space echo killer

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We analyzed real musician discussions from forums and Reddit to find what players love, question, and tweak about Multivox Multi Echo 312.

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The 'sound on sound' function acts as an impractical looper, creating intense sounds with just a few notes.
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Users describe the Multivox Multi Echo 312 as a bit noisy but more useful than the Roland RE-201, highlighting its versatility as a multi-head tape echo.
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Tape may need replacement with extended use, but a worn tape contributes to its unique sound.
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Some users find new digital models like the Boss RE-202 offer additional features not found in the Multivox MX 312.
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Owners often mention the Multivox Multi Echo 312 as their favorite multi-head tape echo, indicating a strong personal attachment despite its noisiness.
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xaqary

5454

over 9 years ago

Dominates over the Roland Space Echo. It IS an instrument. 201 is an effect.

Just as described-Dominates over the Roland Space Echo. It IS an instrument. 201 is an effect.

Loads of video examples online & you'd do better to listen than read but selectable tape heads, "sound on sound", etc. basically it's far more customizable than the Roland 201- that's why I called it an instrument. You can shape, deform, etc. There are pedals/plugins that do similar things-I have some I collected before I had a back up of the Multivox-Soon as I did, my road gear included 2 of the Multivox Tape Echos...nothing else could do what it does to my ears.

SUMMATION? You play THRU a Roland 201, but the Multivox? You both play THRU & PLAY the Multivox itself. God I love this thing.

jimmarchi1

40991

9 years ago over 9 years ago

the features are closer to a chorus-echo, but the other great thing about the multivox units is they sound REALLY good.

xaqary

5454

9 years ago over 9 years ago

Forgot to mention the sound quality-Thanks!

jimmarchi1

40991

9 years ago over 9 years ago

I suspect they have better tape heads.... I never possessed a roland, korg or multivox at the same time to really investigate.

xaqary

5454

9 years ago about 9 years ago

I did at one point have shoot out with the Roland & the MultiVox- Put the Space Echo up on CraigsList & Ebay the same day. I had fun with a Watkins Copicat but it was too temperamental. Fulltone's tape echo sounded great but not as versatile for my uses.