Vermona DSR-3 is a dual spring reverb in a 2U rack, built for stereophonic spring reverberation in the studio. It uses two manually matched and selected AccuBell type 9 spring tanks, and it can run in stereo, dual mono or serial mode.
Three modes, three uses
Stereo gives a true two-spring stereo image for keys, guitars and drums. Dual mono treats two sources independently, for example a guitar and a vocal on separate springs. Serial mode feeds one spring into the other for a denser, longer effect. The reverberation time is between 1.75 and 3 seconds.
Two-band EQ per channel
Bass (50 Hz, ±13 dB) and treble (7 kHz, ±22 dB) controls shape the reverb, and custom output transformers keep the signal clean. Inputs are available on front and rear jacks and on XLR, and the signal-to-noise ratio is at least 94 dB on the direct XLR path.
KEY FEATURES
- Two matched AccuBell type 9 springs
- Stereo, dual mono and serial modes
- Two-band EQ per channel
- Jack and balanced XLR inputs
- Custom output transformers
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
- Reverberation time: 1.75 - 3 s
- Bass: 50 Hz, ±13 dB; treble: 7 kHz, ±22 dB
- Maximum input: +18 dBu; maximum output: +17 dBu
- Signal-to-noise: at least 94 dB (XLR direct), at least 70 dB (effect)
- Format: 19", 2U, depth 24.7 cm, weight 7 kg
- Power: internal supply, 90 - 240 V AC
