Vermona DSR-3 analog stereo spring reverb demo (HQ audio)

Demo of the Vermona DSR-3 stereo spring reverb, hand-crafted in Germany.
Moog Model 15 (sequence), Schertler Arthur Prime 13 analog mixer, TC Electronic D-Two delay.

Although I have used several even higher-end digital reverbs such as the Lexicon PCM 80, I have never been a fan of the digital quality of these effects, to which I prefer, from a strictly sound quality standpoint, all-analog spring reverbs such as the Vermona DSR-3, one of the few produced as a rack unit and in fact the only alternative to similar high-end models such as the AKG BX series of the 1970s and early 1980s or the current AudioScape XL-305R and the Springtime from IGS Audio.

[Non-dwlu]

Hey, this sounds so good to me and I'm close to purchasing one, thanks for this! Would you be into posting a recording of drums through it. Would be super helpful to hear how the unit responds to percussive sounds. Thanks again for this one!

[eyesintheskies]

Sounds lush, debating this or w retroverbs, reckon I might get trying to sync the lfos though, wish there tube model was stereo

[eyesintheskies]

Sounds lush, would love a modded one with a big crash button one the end!!!

[thewavlab]

Huge amount of high frequency noise in this track. is that from the reverb?

[smartti]

love the sound, I don't understand why when you put 100% wet mix, the delay goes away ? what does the delay ? thanks

[eyesintheskies]

Been looking at buying a used retro verb (the stereo one). But this one sounds lush🤔, twice the money 🤦🏻

[etsukomakizono]

It would be in the same vein as I prefer the sound of a Hammond organ to an electronic organ😉😊