Catalinbread Adineko ('70s Collection) Oil Can Delay Effects Pedal

Vintage tone aficionados will love the retro sound and style of the Catalinbread Adineko Oil Can Delay pedal. This pedal authentically recreates the mysterious, lo-fi echoes of '70s-era oil can delay units from Tel-Ray in an all-analog design. You'll get lush, modulated echoes and ambient reverbs that evoke rock's golden age. Whether you play psychedelic rock, classic rock or blues, the Adineko helps you forge iconic sounds of the past.

All-Analog Circuitry Models Oil Can Echoes

Catalinbread engineered the Adineko's circuitry to faithfully capture the slapback echoes, ambient reverbs and warbling vibrato of Tel-Ray's oil can delays from the '70s. An all-analog signal path gives their circuit a warmth and richness that digital can't replicate. You'll get the same murky, modulated repeats that defined the tone of iconic albums from the era. The Adineko's controls even mimic the simplicity of original oil can units so you can easily dial in trippy, retro-inspired sounds.

Controls Shape Mysterious Echo Textures

The Adineko's intuitive controls make it easy to craft lush, lo-fi echo effects. Adjust the Delay Time knob to set the interval between echo repeats, from quick slapbacks to distant reverbs. The Reverb knob adds spacious ambience to your echoes. Increase the Intensity for more dramatic, pronounced echoes or turn it down for a subtler retro reverb. The Wow & Flutter knob adds modulation to emulate the pitch variations caused by the spinning disks in oil can delays. You'll get textures from subtle chorusing to seasick pitch shifts.

Add Vibrato to Any Sound

Not only does the Adineko recreate oil can delay tones, it also provides a lush vibrato effect. Engage the Vibrato footswitch to apply a warbling pitch modulation, just like the oil cans produced. Adjust the Vibrato knob to control the intensity and speed of the vibrato. Apply this effect to your direct tone or to the delayed echoes—you can even combine delay and vibrato for a swirling, psychedelic soundscape. The versatility to use delay, vibrato or both makes the Adineko a great tool for crafting unique guitar textures.