Vintage Digital

VINTAGE DIGITAL & ANALOGUE STUDIO EFFECTS

Vintage Digital is a museum of vintage digital & analogue studio effects such as reverbs &  delays  with product information, specifications, original user manuals and service manuals. Now with Classic Audio Recorders too!
Digital Reverbs
Digital Reverbs
Digital Delays
Digital Delays
Other Digital Effects
Digital Effects Processors
Analogue Effects
Analogue Effects
Sony MU Series Effects Processors
There may be one Sony MU Series processor that we all know by now, but did you know the Sony MU-R201 was part of a large range of products using the MU Series Moniker?
See the full range of Sony MU Series Processors
Yamaha SPX Effects Processors
It all started way back in 1985, when Yamaha released the first SPX effects processor, the Yamaha SPX90, which has since become legendary, even more so than the models that came after it.
See the history of Yamaha's SPX Effects Processors
Boss Micro Series Studio Effects
It was 1985, when Boss released a range of compact half rack effects units for the home recording musician. They may not have been perfect, but they provided many of us great studio tools!
See the the full range of Boss Micro Studio Series Effects
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Lexicon Service Manuals Complete

Lexicon Service Manuals Complete is our entire archive of Lexicon Service Manuals in one bundle. Designed for service technicians around the world who are working on these old effects daily. The most affordable and most convenient package for Lexicon Servicing.
Lexicon Service Manuals Complete
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Eventide Model H969

Eventide Model H969 Harmonizer

Eventide’s newest Harmonizer in 1985 was the Eventide Model H969, which expanded on Eventide’s already capable Eventide Model H949 Harmonizer.