RM-29 Resly Machine
This was Shin-ei's cheeky take on the Oberheim Maestro PS-1 Phase Shifter. Never heard the original in person, hence no real comparison. But I like the bubbling, swirly sound of the Resly Machine. And the name is hilarious: It was intended to become a Lesley Machine, but you know about the phonetic problem of the Japanese with "R" and "L"(and yes, I have seen Frangers and Eric Crapton too).
Rands RM-29 Resly Machine (picture (c) eBay seller I bought it from)
And yet another Resly Machine, rebranded for the UK retailer (?) Rands. I owned this one for a while but eventually decided to part with it and just stay with my Shin-ei branded original (the one pictured above).
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- Ibanez BPL Bi-Stage Phaser, Japan 1985, near mint condition
- Ibanez CP-830 narrow box (v3), Japan 1979, exc.+
- Ibanez CP-835 narrow box (v2), Japan 1979, exc.-
- Ibanez CS-505 Chorus narrow box (v2), Jpan 1979,vgc.
- Ibanez FL 301 DX Flanger (v2), Japan 1981, good
- Ibanez OD-855 Overdrive II narrow box (v4), Japan 1979, exc.+
- Ibanez PQ 401 Parametric EQ, Japan 1981, exc.-
- Ibanez TS9 Tube Screamer, Japan 1983 w/JRC4558D, vgc.
- Lemon StudioSound Digi Delay, Germany 1979, exc.+
- Ricken's Fuzz FR III, Italy 1975, exc. -
- Top Gear 4-channel Mini Mixer, England 1970s, exc.+
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