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Audified Synergy R1 500-Series Analog REVERB/SATURATOR with USB DAW integration Win/Mac

Audified Synergy R1 500-Series Analog REVERB/SATURATOR with USB DAW integration Win/Mac

Name: Audified Synergy R1 500-Series Analog REVERB/SATURATOR with USB DAW integration Win/Mac
Brand: Audified
Price: 1188 GBP

£1,188.00 (inc. vat)

£990.00 (ex. vat)

Brand: Audified

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The Audified Synergy R1 is a 500 series reverb/saturato that features 3 analog saturation circuits and digital processing offer an incredible kind of reverberation. The Reverb section of R1 is digital. It contains premium quality 24 bit A/D and D/A converters, 32 bit floating point DSP and true bypass function. The DSP offers seven unique hi-end reverb algorithms. They range from Room all the way up to the Tunnel algorithm. They include Hall, Long Hall, Spring or Plate. You may control Pre-delay, Decay and Colour. And the Colour parameter is incredibly powerful - not a simple filter.

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Audified Synergy R1

The Audified Synergy R1 is a 500 series reverb/saturato that features 3 analog saturation circuits and digital processing offer an incredible kind of reverberation. The Reverb section of R1 is digital. It contains premium quality 24 bit A/D and D/A converters, 32 bit floating point DSP and true bypass function. The DSP offers seven unique hi-end reverb algorithms. They range from Room all the way up to the Tunnel algorithm. They include Hall, Long Hall, Spring or Plate. You may control Pre-delay, Decay and Colour. And the Colour parameter is incredibly powerful - not a simple filter.

The analog section contains three switchable premium saturation circuits with Germanium diodes, J-FET transistors and with discrete Op-Amp in the standard socket. You can control the analog gain and the wet/dry ratio from the device or from a connected computer. You can therefore use the R1 unit as a 100% analog saturator or a 100% digital reverb processor, if you wish (and everything else between those 2 worlds).