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Behringer Spring Reverberation 636

Just arrived - holy smokes this sounds spectacular on synths, can get huge too. And shockingly quiet at rest. Hope they make more stuff like this instead of the synth clones. And only $180.

A couple of videos:

Comments

  • edited November 3

    Duuub 😎
    I would like to know what's inside of this device since a traditional spring reverb has actual spring(s) in it.

  • @israelite said:
    Duuub 😎
    I would like to know what's inside of this device since a traditional spring reverb has actual spring(s) in it.

    It has a real spring tank.

  • edited November 3

    @israelite said:
    Duuub 😎
    I would like to know what's inside of this device since a traditional spring reverb has actual spring(s) in it.

    On the webside they say that it contains a dual spring reverb. And looking at the size of the device it can easily hold a reverb tank inside.

    Although I have to say there are cheaper options if you have a mixer: I am using a £20 reverb tank from Amazon, driven by a Behringer MA400 headphone amp. Reverb tank output goes to a Mic input of the mixer. A Donner EQ seeker graphic equalizer pedal before the driver amp completes the setup to I can play with the input frequency response and can create all kinds of interesting feedback effects with the driver amp connected to an effects bus on the mixer.

  • @israelite said:
    Duuub 😎
    I would like to know what's inside of this device since a traditional spring reverb has actual spring(s) in it.

    If you check out the Wine & Synths (second video above) you find out around the 2 minute mark.

  • @knewspeak said:

    @israelite said:
    Duuub 😎
    I would like to know what's inside of this device since a traditional spring reverb has actual spring(s) in it.

    If you check out the Wine & Synths (second video above) you find out around the 2 minute mark.

    thx

  • Haven’t watched the video but this looks like something that might sit very nicely on top of my guitar amps for some instant Dick Dale.

  • @israelite said:

    @knewspeak said:

    @israelite said:
    Duuub 😎
    I would like to know what's inside of this device since a traditional spring reverb has actual spring(s) in it.

    If you check out the Wine & Synths (second video above) you find out around the 2 minute mark.

    thx

    There’s an easier way of checking though without opening it just tap, move or slightly drop it. The springs will rattle. Just check your amp/gain level before you do.

  • @catherder said:

    Although I have to say there are cheaper options if you have a mixer: I am using a £20 reverb tank from Amazon, driven by a Behringer MA400 headphone amp. Reverb tank output goes to a Mic input of the mixer. A Donner EQ seeker graphic equalizer pedal before the driver amp completes the setup to I can play with the input frequency response and can create all kinds of interesting feedback effects with the driver amp connected to an effects bus on the mixer.

    good idea, thanks.

  • @catherder said:

    @israelite said:
    Duuub 😎
    I would like to know what's inside of this device since a traditional spring reverb has actual spring(s) in it.

    On the webside they say that it contains a dual spring reverb. And looking at the size of the device it can easily hold a reverb tank inside.

    Although I have to say there are cheaper options if you have a mixer: I am using a £20 reverb tank from Amazon, driven by a Behringer MA400 headphone amp. Reverb tank output goes to a Mic input of the mixer. A Donner EQ seeker graphic equalizer pedal before the driver amp completes the setup to I can play with the input frequency response and can create all kinds of interesting feedback effects with the driver amp connected to an effects bus on the mixer.

    How noisy is this setup?

    I have tried using a spring tank with my Audio Interface, but it is so noisy and almost useless… also have a dedicated Eurorack Spring Reverb Module (also very noisy)
    Will try your solution aswell

    Thanks!

  • @DblU said:

    @catherder said:

    @israelite said:
    Duuub 😎
    I would like to know what's inside of this device since a traditional spring reverb has actual spring(s) in it.

    On the webside they say that it contains a dual spring reverb. And looking at the size of the device it can easily hold a reverb tank inside.

    Although I have to say there are cheaper options if you have a mixer: I am using a £20 reverb tank from Amazon, driven by a Behringer MA400 headphone amp. Reverb tank output goes to a Mic input of the mixer. A Donner EQ seeker graphic equalizer pedal before the driver amp completes the setup to I can play with the input frequency response and can create all kinds of interesting feedback effects with the driver amp connected to an effects bus on the mixer.

    How noisy is this setup?

    I have tried using a spring tank with my Audio Interface, but it is so noisy and almost useless… also have a dedicated Eurorack Spring Reverb Module (also very noisy)
    Will try your solution aswell

    Thanks!

    You need good drive on the input. Don’t drive the reverb directly from Line Out. And good preamps on the output side of the reverb tank help to keep noise low.

  • Thanks! That sounds reasonable

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