MP Silver Spring Reverb

a compact, easy to use digital/analog reverb with a pure analog direct signal path. It creates a natural sounding ambient reverb that will not get in the way of your original signal.

� The Silver Spring Reverb�s bandwidth is in between the dark warmth of an amplifier�s spring reverb and the pristine clarity of a studio reverb.
� There is no noise reduction system, in order to keep the decay as natural as possible.
� The direct signal path is all analog, going straight through analog amplifiers with no filtering.
� With the input set below the maximum there is no signal distortion or coloration
� The Reverb signal path is filtered to produce the Silver Spring Reverb�s natural ambience.

Controls

� Time: This sets the decay time of reverb. Turn it clockwise for longer decay.
� At full counterclockwise position the decay is that of a small room. At full clockwise position the decay resembles the large hall sound of a plate reverb. Around the center setting the medium decay time is optimal for rhythmic chords and single notes.
� Tone: This adjusts the bandwidth of the reverb signal. Turning clockwise results in a brighter reverb tone and counter- clockwise darker one. Fully counter- clockwise approximates the response of a typical spring reverb, clockwise a studio reverb.
� Reverb: This adds reverb to dry signal. Reverb can be turned fully off if Reverb knob is turned fully CCW, and is loudest at fully clockwise.

Electrical specifications:

� Current consumption: 80mA@9V (DC adapter recommended)
� Voltage range: 6-9 V, 9 V 100mA preferred
� Input impedance: 500K
� Output drive capability: 10K Ohms
� Signal noise ratio: 90dB
� Complete true bypass and input of circuit
� grounded in bypass