A faithful emulation of the MicMix Master Room XL-305, a rare 1970s 12-spring chamber reverb renowned for producing lush, dense tails with more of a plate-like ambience than typical single-spring designs. The virtual tank features 12 individual springs with logarithmically-spaced timings following the musical scale, producing a harmonic series of reflection patterns rather than the characteristic twang of simple spring reverbs.
A meticulous emulation of the Fender Reverb Unit, the legendary 1960s valve-driven spring reverb widely known as the godfather of surf guitar sound. Models the original's Dwell, Mixer, and Tone controls — including the signature 'tone suck' high-frequency effect from Mixer/Tone interaction. Three spring tank models, hardware modification options (C10 capacitor mod, NOS valve types), and an integrated Kick Unit to physically kick the virtual reverb tank.
A free spring reverb emulation modeled on an incredibly rare compact spring reverb unit from the 1960s, originally built for the BBC. The original hardware offered only a single effect gain control; VREV-666 adds a Mix knob, up to 150 ms of pre-delay, a Tone EQ to tame the pronounced bass resonance typical of the spring system, and a built-in limiter to prevent digital clipping. Delivers vibrant, bouncy, and unpredictable electromechanical spring character.
Spring reverb tanks. Three sizes with three different sonic characteristics. If you have a Springray2, you'll need at least one of these tanks, but know that you have enough connections on a single module for all three tanks!
There are many excellent digital reverbs available these days but there is still nothing quite like the timeless and magical character of a true spring reverb.
Physical Analog A true spring reverb is an almost magical device. Deceptively simple in concept but capable of producing extremely rich and hauntingly beautiful sounds. Not just a retro novelty; spring reverbs are still used extensively whether it is nailing a classic dub reggae sound, adding some shimmer to a synth riff or creating some space on a vocal track in a big studio. This is a reverb that rewards real-time tweaking: crank the feedback, sweep the filter and play with the ghostly feedback drones that ensue. Better yet, try animating them with CV and inserting other modules into the feedback path.
TENS is a physically modeled studio spring reverb plugin based on high-end Austrian studio spring reverberation units from the early 1970s to early 1980s, delivering a highly diffused, dense reverb that bridges the sonic gap between classic spring and plate reverbs.
TENS jr. is a studio spring reverb plugin and the little brother of TENS, featuring the TENS model 5 - tank A with extended properties including stereo tank configuration and decay times from 0.5 to 20 seconds.
PSP SpringBox is an emulation of a hardware spring reverberator, recreating the characteristic 'boing' on transients and a repeatable resonating musical character with adjustable presence. Offers configurations from two to six springs, stereo spread and pan/balance controls suited for guitar amp-style or studio send reverb use, and dual channel A/B preset settings.
$99
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