From Florian Anwander Sent Thu, Mar 7th 2019, 11:52
From Florian Anwander Sent Thu, Mar 7th 2019, 11:52
Hi Flavio, the VRS-23 should not be thought as a reverb in todays words. It is a dual delay line, mono-in and partially stereo-out. In the delay mode one delay is half time of the of the other, the output of the two delay lines is separated to left and right. In the reverb mode the delay times are irregular and the signals of the two delay lines are mixed together and appear on both outputs mono. The real trick of the VRS-23 is the modulation, which is possible in both modes. It is a really extrem smooth chorus/delay thing, with a really astonishing warmth. I love having it on pads. Regarding the parts, yes the BBDs are quite a kind of unobtainium. Florian On 07.03.19 08:30 , Boniforti Flavio wrote: > Hi all. > I am wondering if a Dynacord VSR-23 might fit in my studio :-) > Anybody has experience with this unit? What about the ICs in there - > are they "unobtanium" or would it be an easy fix if something would break? > Also, I don't really need/use the delay function - I'm rather looking > at it for the reverb part - how do you feel about this? > > I already have some delays and effect units: > Moog MF-104M > 2 pcs. Electrix Mo-FX > RE-201 > RE-501 > Yamaha REV-7 > Kawai RV-4 > Boss RRV-10 > > ... but you know: you never have enough of them! :-) > > Thanks for your feedbacks! > F. > https://soundcloud.com/bonnyfused