Coming soon...

What if we could get it in a 2U rack, get access to internal algorithms, adapt it to modern technologies (or not)?



Four effects (reverb, chorus, phaser, delay) times four modes (vintage1, vintage2, modern1, modern2).

Vintage modes include the modeling of a 10+2 bit A/D converter with switching input amplifier. S/N ratio changes with levels.
Who knows the old machines will understand why that weird meter
Lots of vintage playing.

Modern modes: how would have it been designed today? Full dynamic range, smooth modulations, true stereo reverb (while respecting the original concepts, of course). Two machines connected in parallel for stereo.

Last: sounds great
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Interesting .. Very curious to hear how this will hold up to Uad and Empty Room Systems equivalents ..

Updated the image and some info in the first post.

This is the old one plus lots of control and some modern variations. Manage the vintage-ness at will
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If that's a given, I'll definitely be buying.

I always thought the competition were too expensive. Don't think that will be an issue here

What a lovely GUI!

Well, biased for sure, but I think that this transfer from a spaceship to a rack unit came out really really super

The more technically oriented and passionate about the old gear and tech details will get why there is an input gain and that strange meter with those additional grey bands (hint hint, digital hint)

Whoa! Now I'm VERY interested! You are doing it right

Audio demo please !

wow this one sounds like it will be a workhorse I cant wait I know it will be amazing

OMG Rev250! 160dbx compressor!! AAAAGGGHHH!!!

Expressing interest!!
Especially if not too CPU heavy

When................................?

C165a going out for testing today or tomorrow, a video soon.

Then back on this one (while going on with the duties...)