DIY Analog Walkman Tape Echo Delay Pedal

My journey to build an analog tape echo using inexpensive Walkmans sourced from Amazon. It’s noisy, has lots of tape hiss. It’s lo-fi, it warbles massively and sometimes the feedback loop is uncontrollable.... but it’s different, much different than any delay pedal. I would say as a guitar pedal it’s not that useful but as a performance tool it works really well to create textures and noise. The TrashWave EchoLoom. Affiliate links: Normal Bias Type Flat Packs 2 Pack Cassettes: Mono TS Jacks: Wire Cutters: White Acrylic Sheets: M4 Socket Cap Screws Bolts: 5-Pack Eurorack Modular Patch Cables: MIX Kit - Eurorack Module: ABS Plastic Project Box: ByronStatics Portable Cassette Players: Mini Audio Mixer: Mini Earphone Splitter: Helping Hands: Soldering kit: TS101 Soldering Iron: Multimeter: Panel Mount Jacks: Solder: Flexible Silicone Wire: Merch My Guitar Blueprints, DXFs, Fusion Files: My Shirt: Let’s be friends: All Music Composed by Mark Gutierrez 00:00 - Intro 2:08 - Bench sound test 3:53 - Phase One walkthrough 6:07 - Phase Two walkthrough 13:40 - A look inside 15:31 - Bench sound test 15:41 - DEMO in a mix