How to make a (really) lofi DIY tape delay.

In this video, I will show you how I make my tape echo, as I can't afford a 3 head tape recorder yet. The sound is really interesting, and if I did this, anyone can, trust me.

You need :

- Two tape recorders, one that have speed control and line in, the other one is used only for the second head.
- A soldering iron and various stuff for usual soldering work.
- Glue
- A tape loop
- An additional pressure pad
I have spent time to figure out how to make it, if you try this, don't give up because it may not work on the first time (or even, second, or third time and so on... Just don't give up).
I love the sound of it, I will try to use it in my daily setup.

Hope you enjoyed it. Please, comment if you have any question, I will try to answer the best way.

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