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Other Stuff => Effects => Topic started by: Dynaflow on April 19, 2009, 08:51:52 pm

Title: Belton Digital reverb
Post by: Dynaflow on April 19, 2009, 08:51:52 pm

 
 Anyone ever used one of these?

(http://www.tubesandmore.com/cemirror/inv/P-RBTDR-1H-L.GIF)

I know its digital, but they have them in like long, med and short delays, $16.00 hookups in, out 5+ volts and ground. Just curious, I'd never seen them before.

Regards,

Dyna

Title: Re: Belton Digital reverb
Post by: tubenit on April 20, 2009, 10:44:33 am

I know accutronics website has previously had info on digital reverb, but don't know if they still do?

Looks like they do (EDIT):

http://www.accutronicsreverb.com/drive1.pdf

I used to own a Holy Grail reverb pedal and compared it to the reverb on the Princeton Reverb I had, by hooking it up to the PR and turning the reverb off ...... then comparing the PR tube reverb.  They were different and I liked the PR somewhat better but not much better than the Holy Grail.

So this may be a good idea for an amp chassis with very limited space or maybe something that could be bolted on the side of an amp cab and "plugged" into the chassis since it only needs a 5v supply?

Here is a data sheet for that unit:

http://www.smallbearelec.com/Projects/BTDR-1H.pdf

With respect, Tubenit

Title: Re: Belton Digital reverb
Post by: Dynaflow on April 20, 2009, 01:18:23 pm

 Thanks, yeah thats what I was thinking, just something for a little verb and was thinking the same, small little board hung on the side of the amp chassis. I love my Holy Grail, I didn't use it for a time as the power supply was causing a hum (new out of the box) after replacing it, I like it alot. Theres some pretty neat effects by diming the reverb you can get this bowed effect almost. Pretty cool.

Regards,

Dyna