Finally analog Reverb

[mixmkr]

Dig up an old AKG BX-20 oil damped spring reverb. you'll like it.

 

[Nakatira]

I believe that is where spring reverbs originated, in Hammond organs.

I some how always would have guessed Old Guitar amps.

 

[Nakatira]

Dig up an old AKG BX-20 oil damped spring reverb. you'll like it.

Read great things about that unit, I had several in my scope, inc that one. in the ned I opted for the demeter, but who know one can never get to many verbs

 

[Hammerstone]

One of the coolest spring reverbs I ever heard was Craig Anderton's Hot Springs sold by PAIA. I don't care for spring verbs in general, but this is a good one as springs go. I've been using digital verbs since the mid 80's and I was happy to say goodbye to springs. One of the best plate verbs I've heard to this day is found in the Lexicon LXP-1 digital processor (circa 1989). It's every bit as sweet as the real plates I used in the early 80's.

Here's a link to Anderton's spring project still sold by PAIA

PAiA - 6740K Hot Springs Reverb Kit, Hot Springs Reverb, 6740K

I've been looking for one too, this might be the key, though having to assemble it is a bit of a drag. I've been looking on ebay at the Tascam, Fostex, etc. units, anyone compared the sound to those?