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Orban 111B Dual Spring Reverb

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Transform your studio recordings with the Orban 111B Dual Spring Reverb, a hallmark of vintage audio excellence from the late 70s. Renowned for its robust build and superior sound quality, this dual-channel reverb unit is a rare find, especially in such pristine condition. The Orban 111B offers an authentic spring reverb experience that effortlessly enhances your audio with rich, warm tones.

Designed with both simplicity and versatility in mind, this unit features an intuitive interface that includes an EQ and the innovative "floating threshold limiter," allowing precise control over the characteristic spring reverb twang. Whether you're aiming for subtle ambiance or lush, enveloping soundscapes, the Orban 111B has you covered. Its unique ability to blend vintage charm with modern functionality makes it a sought-after piece for both vintage gear enthusiasts and modern producers alike.

Key Features:

Dual-channel spring reverb for immersive audio depth
Includes EQ and "floating threshold limiter" for precise control
Vintage design from the late 70s, renowned for quality and durability
Ideal for both subtle and dramatic reverb effects
Pristine condition with original packaging, rare in today's market

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Orban 111B Spring Reverb Review - $300 Studio Solution | Tape Op Magazine

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Orban's 111B Dual Spring Reverb strikes a balance between high-end and budget models. While not the quietest, its low noise levels are commendable for its price range. The unit offers dual channels with balanced outputs and a distinct spring reverb sound, enhanced by two-band equalization controls. Its metallic blue faceplate adds a vintage aesthetic charm. Though not a perfect substitute for pricier studio reverbs, it offers practical functionality for those on a budget. A solid choice for enthusiasts seeking character without breaking the bank.

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James Petralli

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In an Instagram post by whitedenimmusic, James Petralli is shown in his studio with the Orban 111B Dual Spring Reverb visible on the middle shelf on the right.