Roland RE-201 Ultimate Service Kit for the RE-201 & RE-101 Massive Saving

MASSIVE SAVING!!! This Ultimate Service kit for the Roland Space Echo RE-201 and RE-101 has all the parts you need to carry out a full overhaul service on your Space Echo.

Solves nearly all common faults for the RE-201.

The Kit has the following: 2 x New Tape Loops (Made with superior quality lubricated tape)

1 x Tape Tension Spring with Green Felt

1 x Original Style Green Felt Set (Tape path & Tension Felts)

1 x Tape Feed Bearing 1 x Improved GREEN Pinch Roller - Looks great and better quality than the original black type :)

1 x Electrolytic Capacitor Set (All internal electrolytic caps)

1 x Trap Coil 5 x Internal Trim Potentiometers

1 x Upper Motor Bearing

1 x Lower Motor Bearing

1 x VU Meter Lamp

12 x Low Noise Signal Path Transistors

This kit will really make your Space Echo come alive again!

Note: Original black rubber roller cap that sat on top of the old roller will not fit with this new improved roller.

Note: Service Kit installation guide for mechanical parts only.

This kit is perfect to buy and give to your local technician for the electronic component replacement.

DOWNLOAD - Service Kit Installation Guide

Express DHL Shipping (3-5 business day delivery with tracking number)

Please Note: These items are shipped from Australia and Import duties / fees are the responsibility of the buyer. Make sure that you are familiar with your country's customs, taxes and importing laws.

Note: Our tape is NOT BASF LGR-50 or Mastering tape which is not suitable for these units. Even NOS Roland tape that has been stored correctly is not recommend as it has sticky shed syndrome and we are seeing repairs with this tape jammed in the mechanism. It will also dirty the heads with the shedding oxide.

Incorrect tape or old Roland Tape loops can cause low echo output, tape jamming, distorted echo output, little or no self oscillation, incorrect tone and excessive head wear.

Over 90% of the repairs that come in to our workshop are due to faulty tape loops that were made with incorrect tape or old Roland tape stock.

If your tape echo has had any of this tape installed previously we recommend cleaning the heads with 99% Isopropyl alcohol and in some cases your heads will need to be polished to remove the thin layer of baked on oxide. We have a youtube video on how to polish the heads.