Early digital delay / hardware sampler from around 1984. These are great pieces of kit if you like your "primitive", but cutting-edge at the time, digital tech (like us!). Working well and in good vintage condition. Effects include chorus, flanging and double tracking, plus CV and trigger control. Quite a cool machine, works well. Pretty long delay times for its era – over 6s in stereoand 13s in mono (at 20kHz bandwidth). Sampler tested and working, obviously editingon this is somewhat primitive but it can be done, and the pitch of the samples can beshifted too. 6 seconds stereo or 12 seconds mono samples can be played back via the front panel controls, keyboard via Midi or via a trigger input. Has controls for delay time, feedback and wet/dry signal mix plus some other interesting features including a filter that progressively attenuates high frequencies on multiple repeat echoes to give a more natural sound, a phase-invert feature, plus an oscillator sweeps the delay time up and down. Adjusting the Speed and Depth controls gives phasing and chorus effects and even a good Artificial Double Tracking (ADT) tape effect. See Vintage Digital's site for more information on this unit's controls and manuals.
