DIY Workshop - Build A Tank Reverb Euro Rack Module

Welcome to the DIY Workshop - Build the DIY Euro Rack Tank Reverb Join us on Sat November 16 at 10:30 AM at synthCube in Waltham MA for a hands-on experience in building your own Tank Reverb circuit in a Euro Rack module.

The Cram Audio DIY Tank Reverb is an analog circuit that uses an actual spring reverb tank to gives you a lush reverb effect. The module offers control for Mix and Feedback allowing you to tailor the reverb from subtle to overdriven, with many interesting settings along the way, helping you to craft the unique tone required to set your composition apart from the crowd.

The Cram Audio DIY Tank Reverb drives the reverb tank via discrete transistors to ensure rich clean reverb tone. The Mix potentiometer helps you to proportion the wet & dry signals and the feedback potentiometer helps to extend the natural decay of the reverb tank - almost to infinity if desired.

Build your own reverb module. Learn and save. You will solder, assemble components, and customize your very own musical instrument. This is our most advanced DIY so far, but no prior experience soldering is necessary - bring your creativity and enthusiasm to learn more about effect pedals! Don't miss this opportunity to dive deep into the world of DIY electronics and create a unique and sophisticated effect pedal.

If you need help with your circuit, your instructors have 20+ years’ experience building, designing, and troubleshooting analog and digital circuitry. So rest assured that we will get your effect working and get you jamming. Expect this workshop to last 3 – 4 hours. You’ll leave with a working module and a good handful of electronics knowledge. I hope to see you there!

Above: Lee Scratch Perry with his Grampian 636 reverb

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