Alesis - Quadraverb Digital reverb

The Alesis QuadraVerb is a legendary, 19-inch rack-mountable digital multi-effects processor introduced in 1988. The unit is known for its characteristic 16-bit vintage sound, flexible routing and the ability to use up to four digital effects simultaneously (EQ, Pitch, Delay and Reverb). Today it is a beloved cult device in synthesizer, lo-fi and shoegaze studios due to its warm, dreamy reverb and the unique analogue "dry" signal path. Main specificationsAudio quality: 16-bit linear PCM conversion with a 24-bit internal processor.Frequency range: Rated from 16 Hz to 20 kHz.Simultaneous Effects: Up to 4 effect blocks that can be wired in parallel or in series via selectable "Configurations".MIDI control: Extensive real-time control allowing up to 8 parameters simultaneously to be adjusted via MIDI controllers (such as mod wheels or footswitches).Connectors: Stereo 1/4" inputs and outputs, MIDI In/Thru, bypass jack and a program switch.