Module detailsReverberation Unit

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3U 8HP
5 hours ago - 5 hours ago
Digital simulation of the Moog 905 spring reverb. This is a recreation of the Moog 905 Reverberation Unit that was part of the Modular IIIp system from 1968. The original spring reverb had a delay time of 1.75 to 3s with just one control potentiometer for wet/dry MIX. The AMSynths AM905 module uses a modern digital reverb - the Belton BTDR-3H. The reverb "brick" just fits in the 8HP wide module and is surrounded by Op Amps buffers to bring the signal down and then back up to the right levels. The design keeps to the original Moog theme of simplicity, so tone or feedback control have not been added, but there is an input level control and the decay time can be adjusted from 0.5s to 3.2s.
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