Soundgas's video: How to Open up a Roland Space Echo

Here Joel shows how to open up a Roland Space Echo in order to access the internal workings (see below for disclaimer though!). We're Roland Echo specialists and our spectacular-sounding serviced/restored Space and Chorus Echoes are the product of many years’ obsession. See machines we have for sale, or get in touch if you don’t see what you need – we can easily provide particular spec machines to order. https://soundgas.com/collections/processors-effects/roland-tape-echo/ We get all models through from the RE-101, RE-201 and RE-150 Space Echo, to the Chorus Echo units: RE-301, RE-501 and SRE-555. Our servicing is second-to-none and is overseen by our BBC-trained engineer Dr. Huw who has spent a couple of decades working on these machines both in the studio and on tour. All our machines have Echofix tape installed, and are covered by our full one year guarantee. There's also a stack of information about Roland Echoes on the site including manuals; tape loops; tips and tricks for advanced users and beginners alike. https://soundgas.com/features/roland-tape-echo/ DISCLAIMER: This video demonstrates the process, but we do not recommend opening up any electrical equipment unless you are trained to do so (and ALWAYS double check you are unplugged from the mains before doing anything like this!). -- See all our gear for sale at https://soundgas.com/ -- Follow us for daily short demos and first look at our new gear: https://www.instagram.com/soundgasltd/ https://twitter.com/SuperSonicGear https://www.facebook.com/Soundgas.Ltd