Adding a spring tank to a speaker cab

[Nubus]

Actually I just asked him and he says: "very bella lugosi is dead"
Cool. His is stereo too, with just two spings inside. I guess it was from a home stereo.... who would ever want to add spring revereb to their home stereo (well besides me)?

[GearJunkie]

Originally Posted by Nubus

These are cool.

The problem with building spring reverb units your self is it isn't easy to get the noise floor down. Even on something mass-manufactured like say, the one on my Squier PA the noise is there and bugs me to the point of not using it.

Still though I'd love a stand alone, noise and all. I know a guy who just got a weird old pioneer... wonder how that sounds..
edit-brand name

bah, just buy a reverb pedal.

[Nubus]

Originally Posted by GearJunkie

bah, just buy a reverb pedal.

Yeah I know and I probably will at the rate I'm going. Holy grail coming soon.

In my case I'd like one in my studio for reamping, so the actual spring would be , I hesitate to say but vibey. ick.
Still, it's another project on the backburner for me. I've got spare tanks lying around, one of these days I will build an input to one. It could be passive for what I'm doing ( i think ) cause I could just plug it's output into a mic pre.

[Professor Riffs]

Originally Posted by Nubus

Yeah I know and I probably will at the rate I'm going. Holy grail coming soon.

In my case I'd like one in my studio for reamping, so the actual spring would be , I hesitate to say but vibey. ick.
Still, it's another project on the backburner for me. I've got spare tanks lying around, one of these days I will build an input to one. It could be passive for what I'm doing ( i think ) cause I could just plug it's output into a mic pre.

You said vibey......

[Nubus]

Originally Posted by Professor Riffs

You said vibey......

thanks. I should have said "So I can kick it, yo"