Reco Electro
The Reco Electro can be scraped, hit, crashed, plucked or used as an “input free”/mechanically activated stereo spring reverb. You can cross the springs to create a kind of cymbal-stack like sound effects
It’s purely a piezo-electric instrument, thus, it does not (by design) boast any acoustic volume to write home about.
It features a stereo piezo system that can be connected to anything: an audio interface, a DI-box, a pedalboard or a mixer. You can also use one of the outputs as a trigger out and the other as audio out at the same time!
The foam damper shortens the spring sustain drastically. You can also prepare the springs with rubber bands, aluminum foil or whatever comes to mind to create new sounds.
The Reco Electro is made in Sweden with very few imported parts.
There are no limits or rules on how to use this WTF instrument, I can’t wait to see how you use it!
(B-stock available from time to time, they sound the same but has less-than-perfect powder coating.)
The Reco Electro can be scraped, hit, crashed, plucked or used as an “input free”/mechanically activated stereo spring reverb. You can cross the springs to create a kind of cymbal-stack like sound effects
It’s purely a piezo-electric instrument, thus, it does not (by design) boast any acoustic volume to write home about.
It features a stereo piezo system that can be connected to anything: an audio interface, a DI-box, a pedalboard or a mixer. You can also use one of the outputs as a trigger out and the other as audio out at the same time!
The foam damper shortens the spring sustain drastically. You can also prepare the springs with rubber bands, aluminum foil or whatever comes to mind to create new sounds.
The Reco Electro is made in Sweden with very few imported parts.
There are no limits or rules on how to use this WTF instrument, I can’t wait to see how you use it!
(B-stock available from time to time, they sound the same but has less-than-perfect powder coating.)
The Reco Electro can be scraped, hit, crashed, plucked or used as an “input free”/mechanically activated stereo spring reverb. You can cross the springs to create a kind of cymbal-stack like sound effects
It’s purely a piezo-electric instrument, thus, it does not (by design) boast any acoustic volume to write home about.
It features a stereo piezo system that can be connected to anything: an audio interface, a DI-box, a pedalboard or a mixer. You can also use one of the outputs as a trigger out and the other as audio out at the same time!
The foam damper shortens the spring sustain drastically. You can also prepare the springs with rubber bands, aluminum foil or whatever comes to mind to create new sounds.
The Reco Electro is made in Sweden with very few imported parts.
There are no limits or rules on how to use this WTF instrument, I can’t wait to see how you use it!
(B-stock available from time to time, they sound the same but has less-than-perfect powder coating.)