Virus 2001 Heil Sound Talk Box With Original Tube Used On Dope "Life" Album

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During the recording of the Dope "Life" album in Los Angeles, CA in 2001, I used this Heil Sound Talk Box HT-1 from Jim Dunlop for the song "March Of Hope". It comes with my original Mouth Tube that I used (which you might think is disgusting), but some people are into that shit. LOL

The bottom plate is missing; it's currently taped up and does not take away from it's functionality.

The Dunlop Heil Sound HT-1 Talk Box:

This unique and famous effect was popularized by Peter Frampton, Joe Walsh, Aerosmith, Bon Jovi, and others. The sturdy metal casing houses a phenolic diaphragm speaker, powered by your amplifier's external speaker jack. (Place it in line with your external speaker, which can remain connected.) A 6-1/2 foot surgical tube carries the diaphragm speaker's sound to your mouth. The tube end is placed near a vocal mic. By shaping sounds with your mouth, you immediately achieve the "talking" guitar sounds that you've heard on so many hits.