Behringer introduces the SPRING REVERBERATION 636, a compact Eurorack module bringing back the legend of the Grampian Type 636 spring reverb. Designed to emulate the iconic sound used by musicians like Pete Townshend and Lee “Scratch” Perry, the 636 offers a no-nonsense, pure, and simple reverb experience with dual mechanical springs.
Behringer’s SPRING REVERBERATION 636 is another faithful recreation that allows musicians to infuse their setups with the same sonic character used by iconic artists. With no digital emulation, this compact Eurorack module offers a pure and simple reverb experience, making it an accessible addition for those seeking that timeless spring reverb sound.
For more information on pricing and availability head to Behringer’s website HERE.
For more history of the Grampian Type 636 spring reverb click here for Soundgas’s history and own innovations. https://soundgas.com/features/grampian-reverberation-unit-type-636/
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