Unique and very rare ,one of the best delay/reverb ever made
Analogue delay and reverb
The SRS 56 was made in the late ’70s and early ’80s. It features two independent delay channels that can be used in series, in parallel, and they can also be made to feed into each other. It also boasts two reverb modes, but contrary to most reverbs from that era, which uses springs, the SRS 56 uses the BBD chips for reverb. It also has modulation and pitch options, so you can get some very nice chorus-type sounds out of it.
What I especially like about it is that it opens up a whole range of creative processing. It can go from reverb, to delay, to chorus, to phaser, and pretty much everything in between. And because it is such an obscure machine, it has a very unique sound that you can’t really find elsewhere. It plays really well with modern gear as well.
This unit needs to be repaired.
Very good inside No oxid
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| Condition | Non Functioning (Used) Non-functioning items do not work as they should. All known issues should be described in the listing description.Learn more |
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