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That's damn old for a mechanical device and unless it's a closet classic it will need some restoration. If its a tube model it's probably from the 60's. The newest your Plex could be is 25 years or so if it's an EP-4, even older if it's an EP-3. I recommend rebuilding your Plex like I did.

Echoplex ep 3 serial numbers serial numbers#

Some notes about the Echoplex Echoplex Ep 3 Serial Numbers Lookup It is in need of restoration badly which I haven't gotten to yet, see below for a link. My second Plex is an 1968 EP-2 that I acquired in a trade. However, I'm a fool for vintage gear so I went to work on the restoration, see below for a link. It was in pretty shabby condition when I took possession, it wasn't even working. My first Plex was a 1974 EP-3, given to me by my good friend Maynard. EM-1: Multi-Channel tape echo unit from the early seventies.Sireko: Economy model from early seventies, same electronics without SOS, used a different tape cartridge.EP-4: The second solid state model, mid to late seventies.EP-3: The first solid state model, early seventies.

EP-2: The second tube model from the late sixties.

EP-1: The first tube model from the early sixties.

The Echoplex was invented by a man named Mike Battle and had several incarnations: I did a lot of research and learned a lot. I couldn't afford one back then, and now I have two. Just to mention a few: Tommy Bolin, Jimmy Page, Joe Walsh, Brian May, and last but not least, the man with the guitar, James Marshall Hendrix. Certainly all my guitar hero's back then used one. Any guitar with echo you heard in the seventies was probably done on a Plex. When I was a kid in the seventies, the only game in town for echo was the Echoplex.