Reverb audio unit

[Retrod]

I'm looking for a reverb unit for my cruiser, have searched the web / e-bay nothing. can anyone help?

[CREWZIN]

I gave you a place to start in the Trading Post thread, but here it is again.... www.crutchfield.com They sell almost everything in stereo/electronics.

P.S. Sorry, tried their site and searched the web for "reverberator" . Plenty of hits but no-one selling a reverb as a part. Good luck.

[Ratdaddy]

http://www.electronixwarehouse.com/c...yramid-808.htm
http://www.accutronicsreverb.com/
This is all i could find for you, Hope it helps

[FlowRW]

Try some old Pontiac restorers or parts places. Had a friend with a '65 GTO that had a factory reverb unit. They certainly should know if they were available and where.

[tsatrasen]

A reverb in a car? What could you possibly need reverb in a car for? Reverb is generally used for singers, but I suppose it could help to tweek your audio, but it's just more of a live sound/recording studio thing.

[ContraAl]

It is one of the coolest inventions ever! Best thing is that you only need a head, two speakers and a reverberator. I don't know how you are going to get a 6x9 in the center of the dash. That would be a fun project. There might be enough room if you relocate the alarm receiver. It might be though to aim the rear speaker off the glass but it can be done.

Wow.. Talk about old school.. I was thinking about installing one years ago but lost interest..

Retrod
On a side note.. You might run into phasing problems if you use the stock speakers due to placement. Please post a review if you try the stockers.

[Lars1776]

GO for it!!!!!
This is really a personalized mod.
The kinda stuff that makes the car yours and nobody elses.
If I find anything on same, will post it.


I can just hear it now!!!!
AND with a lot of luck, an adjustable reverb timing that will make the inside of the Kroozer sound like Grand Canyon echoes if you want!!!!!!!

Boing Boing Boing!

[Lars1776]

CHeck these out FYI
You will be a PIONEER in this....
The guitar players use it, maybe a MIDI board and its electronics, some high end stereo equipment, and I cant help but assume one or more of the CD music recording programs allows U to add reverb but only a guess.


http://www.alesis-semi.com/products.htm
http://www.anwida.com/
http://www.spectravox.com/lx1506.html
http://www.fantasonics.com/loco/UNsound.html

Sony Dolby Prologic Receiver STR-D1090
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FM-AM Dolby Prologic Receiver;
120 watts (8 ohm) stereo or
75w x 3 and 30w x 2 in Dolby Prologic; Learning Remote RM-P321; 51 page Manual. Threaded 75-ohm coaxial cabile included for connecting to TV/FM outlet.

10 sound fields with room size, wall, seat position (l/r/f/r), effect level, reverb, delay time, seperate rear and centre channel adjustments; 3 band equaliser.

Inputs are : Tuner, CD, DAT, Phono, Tape A&B, TV and Video 1,2& 3(in front for gaming) Front A, B & A+B speakers outputs.