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Brick Audio stereo plate reverb. Post by atavacron » Tue May 05, 2009 12:34 pm Anyone used one of these? The little one in particular - it's about four feet long and just shy of two feet high. Curious what it sounds like. shipwreckoakland.com 5 1 0 . 9 7 2 . T A P E. Top.
Your favorite plate reverb? | Telecaster Guitar Forum
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Plate reverb? Favorite is EMT but Brick audio plates sound pretty good. They are all going to run about $2000 to $9000 unless you can find a studio that went out of business. You could probably build one for about $600. I didn't think Strymon built plates. Digital stuff and software has pretty much taken over.
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About This Listing. Genuine Universal Audio Ox Satellite Thunderbolt/USB Power Supply. Universal Audio Part #: 11-40510. Power Supply Brick for OX, TB2 & …
Plate Reverb - Learning About & Using This Influential ...
https://ledgernote.com/columns/studio-recording/plate-reverb/
Plate reverb is an audio effect that is derived from and added to an original sound that adds a series of echos that occur in such rapid succession that they aren't heard as single events but as a "smearing out" of the original sound.
How To Build Your Own Plate Reverb: A Concise Step By Step ...
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Typically, the plate is a large (one by two meters, or 39.37 by 78.74 inches) sheet of steel suspended in a tubular steel frame. In theory, the plate simulates a large concert hall, or church, with a decay time (RT-60; the time required for the level of the reverb to diminish by 60 dB) of approximately five seconds at approximately 500 Hz.
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