Guyatone PS-109 Analog Delay Box

4 knobs Input echo rate & repeat very easy

I use it on drums ,synths(analog) and vocals
(there's a mic switch on the side) it's a subtle analog delay with a nice oldskool feedback(argh,argh,argh) not like my biyang AD-8 witch has a clicking(analog)feedback. you can't dial an 100% wet signal but other than that it sounds very nice(it doesn't get a 10 because of the wet/dry signal)I haven't tried to tweak the inside trimmers yet. maybe after that it get's a 10 rating

it's from the seventies and still works ,so figure it out

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I play harsh industrial music and I love analog delays I've got EHX memory mann dlx, guyatone ps 109, boss dm 3, biyang AD 8, ibanez Ad 9(sold it was broken)

4 knobs rate echo repeat and input. it's very easy. it uses 18volts (2 9volt batteries or an 18volt adapter)

I use analog synths analog ritmeboxes/drumcomputers. and vocals on all effects. I've tried it also with an old eko guitar on an old custom all range bass amp and a fenderbassman 1961. it has no 100% wet signal it's always a wet/dry sound. witch is tweakeble. I've used it with behringer slow motion, moogerfooger mf 102 ringmodulator, maxon fl 9 and last the guyatone. the delay is a bit subtle but sound very warm. and in this effect loop it sounded very psychadelic and spooky. we also have a boss dm 3 an elektro harmonix dlx memory man. it isn't compareble it has it's own sound and feel. but I was very satisfied with the effect witch it produces. it can also do the selfoscillate thing. it has a low noise.

it's from the seventies and still working.

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I play extreme industrial music. I would be very sad if it would get lost or stolen. I will use it very often because our band likes delays very much.