Radial - Tank Driver

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Module 500 single kind format for connecting the spring reverb of a guitar amp to your recording system. Simple to use, the device retrieves the signal of a re-injected track read and converts it into a specially balanced and optimized for signal reverberations spring Amp or Accutronics kind.

ARTICLE N° 54394
  • Radial Engineering TankDriver
  • 500 Series
  • spring reverb interface
  • Circuit Op amp with discrete transistor with isolated output
  • Input Max input Rear panel XLR: + 19dBu
  • Max Output rear output panel XLR: + 19dBu
  • dynamic range (drive) 101 to 115dB (varies with frequency)
  • frequency response optimized for the spring reverb
  • Gain (drive on) + 10dB
  • input impedance 10K 15K symmetrical asymmetrical front panel XLR rear face
  • Dry - intermodulation distortion 0.0028%
  • Wet - intermodulation distortion 0.0021%
  • noise level Section Drive: -100dB (- 0dBu)
  • Omniport Insert balanced line level (Tip send - ring receive)
  • Impedance Release 1.5K Ohms asymmetric front panel 200 Ohm balanced XLR rear face
  • power consumption 65mA (max with all LED)
  • THD + N - Receive <0.0 @ 1% entry level -30dBu
  • Weight 0.7 kg
The TankDriver Radial is a module in the 500 single kind format for connecting the spring reverb of a guitar amp to your recording system.
Simple to use, the device retrieves the signal of a re-injected track read and converts it into a specially balanced and optimized signal for reverberations amp spring or Accutronics kind.
two adjustable parameters are available; low and high frequencies that shape the reverberant signal.
The front panel controls include a processed signal mixer - Direct (Dry / Wet) that lets you precisely balance the amount of reverb you want. 'BOOM and SHIMMER' respectively allow you to adjust the treble and bass for more control. The
Omniport is intended to provide an insertion point into the module to add a finer equalization if necessary. The switch 'DRIVE' boosts the signal to grow due to its limits while adding color.

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