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To hear the Doepfer A-199 Spring Reverb module in action, you can listen here.
The Doepfer A-199 is a spring reverb module with a powerful three-spring tank that provides a beautiful reverberation effect. The tank for the A-199 uses three springs with variations in their properties that deliver a rich, dense reverb covering a wide range of frequencies. These springs are attached to high quality input and output transducers. Each transducer consists of a coil centered around a magnetic lamination and small cylindrical magnets centered in the air gap of the lamination. The springs and transducers are mounted on an inner aluminium channel, connected by four small support springs to the outer chassis. Applying an electrical signal to the input transducer generates an alternatic magnetic field, resulting in the movement of the transducer magnets. The three main springs in the tank have this signal reflected through them, with the spring diameter, alongside the gauge and length of the spring wire, determining the amount of delay. The magnets in the output transducer then generate an alternating magnetic field, which proceeds to induce an electrical signal in the output transducer coil.
These signals are passed through their respected input and output connections on the reverb tank, and to/from the A-199 module itself. You can use the module's controls to adjust the level, feedback, emphasis (mid frequency accentuation), and mix of your reverb signal to create your desired sound. The A-199 also features an output for the pure reverberation effect, enabling you to output the reverb signal with none of the dry signal present for a variety of creative uses.
