Strymon Olivera Vintage Oil Can Echo walrus audio it didn’t need to be

it didn’t need to be anything special

That extra headroom means that fast transients won't ever run out of room - no relatively normal electric guitar could clip this

Robert and Andy developed these switches to give players a broad range of drive tones

Beyond 11 o'clock it takes on a longer delay time with more repeats

Independent Effect and Dry volume knobs let you precisely control your mix at the Effects output

Strymon Olivera Vintage Oil Can Echo walrus audio it didn’t need to beMaker: Strymon Model: Olivera Condition: New Description: Different By Design The first oil can echoes were made by the Tel Rey company in 1959, achieving the repeats by writing a static charge to a small rotating disk inside a can, using oil as a lubricating dielectric. This novel approach yields very different sounds than what you would hear from a tape machine, and the results instantly transport the listener to a darker and murkier place that