Product Description
Klark-Teknik DN 780 Digital Reverberator / Processor for sale.
More than just reverb - this does some great reverse effects, as well as delay/double-tracking. Controls give access to all the usual parameters. Presets can be somewhat brash at times but it has memory space to store your own versions.
This page on vintagedigital.com has spec, sound samples and plenty of information about these units (including the familiar rumour that algorithms from AMS lurk within these - we have no further information as to the veracity of that, but certainly the two are sonically different. Like all (vintage) Klark-Teknik gear this is generally high quality, interesting and pretty uncommon.
Has just been serviced by a digital specialist and is working well, including the fan which can be a weak point on these - just ensure it is not covered during use!
Mono in, stereo out on XLR.
Service/repair Report:
Blow out all dust with compressed air.
Dismantle, clean, lubricate, rebuild all 23 buttons.
Clean out and lubricate noisy input pot.
Fit new memory battery and holder(for easy future replacement)
Re-cap power supply with high spec, long life Vishay replacements.
Replace electrolytic capacitors on control panel.
Replace bad electrolytic capacitors on input/output board that were causing
the noise.
Clean front panel.
Test remote port.
8hr Burn test. Passed!
More than just reverb - this does some great reverse effects, as well as delay/double-tracking. Controls give access to all the usual parameters. Presets can be somewhat brash at times but it has memory space to store your own versions.
This page on vintagedigital.com has spec, sound samples and plenty of information about these units (including the familiar rumour that algorithms from AMS lurk within these - we have no further information as to the veracity of that, but certainly the two are sonically different. Like all (vintage) Klark-Teknik gear this is generally high quality, interesting and pretty uncommon.
Has just been serviced by a digital specialist and is working well, including the fan which can be a weak point on these - just ensure it is not covered during use!
Mono in, stereo out on XLR.
Service/repair Report:
Blow out all dust with compressed air.
Dismantle, clean, lubricate, rebuild all 23 buttons.
Clean out and lubricate noisy input pot.
Fit new memory battery and holder(for easy future replacement)
Re-cap power supply with high spec, long life Vishay replacements.
Replace electrolytic capacitors on control panel.
Replace bad electrolytic capacitors on input/output board that were causing
the noise.
Clean front panel.
Test remote port.
8hr Burn test. Passed!