T-120 DLX v2 - Demedash Effects

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T-120 DLX v2 - Demedash Effects

Dec 25 2022

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The T-120 Videotape Echo Deluxe by Demedash Effects has been on my wishlist for quite a while.

I always loved analog bucket brigade delays, especially when the repeats get noticeably darker and when there's some modulation happening.

Well, the T-120 certainly has some noticeable modulation and sound alteration going on in the repeats.

My favorite setting is when the modulation get's glitchy and random and lo-fi but still subtle enough to be musical. But it's a very versatile delay that can go from cleanish analog delay to all-out wacky modulated whirlwind delay.

I have never heard how an old videotape would alter the sound of my guitar. But after playing the T-120, I'm pretty sure it would feel like this.

Signal Chain

Fidelity Guitars Stellarosa Lite II with Lollar Firebird pickups (both pickups)
Keeley Compressor Mini for medium compression
Bondi Effects Del Mar Overdrive for very subtle saturation, compression and EQ (demo coming soon)
T-120 DLX v2
Strymon Iridium (chime)

I used the compressor and overdrive to keep the guitar as clean as possible – as not alter the sound of the delay repeats – while making the guitar stand out in the mix without being harsh.