Vintage Digital

VINTAGE DIGITAL & ANALOGUE 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

Eventide Historical Documents
Eventide has been one of the most innovative companies in the studio effects world ever since their inception. Enjoy this look back at their history via old brochures and price lists.
See the Eventide Historical Documents
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
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Ensoniq DP Pro
Eventide Instant Flanger
Roland SDE-1000
Chris Lord Alge's Effects Rack
Chris Lord Alge uses a number of older digital effects units to great affect on the many number one hits he has mixed over the last two decades. Below are the mainstays in his rather significant effects racks.
See what is in Chris Lord Alge's Effects Racks
Abbey Road Studio's Effects Rack
Abbey Road Studios is without a doubt the most famous recording studio in the world. Abbey Road Studio was made famous by a rock group out of Liverpool, England, The Beatles and the work they did with George Martin.
See what is in Abbey Road Studio's Effects Rack
Andrew Schep's Effects Rack
Andrew Scheps has engineered and mixed some of the biggest rock bands in the world including Green Day, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Adele, Black Sabbath, Metallica, Linkin Park, Alanis Morissette, Beyonce and U2.
See what is in Andrew Schep's Effects Rack
Electric Lady Studio's Effects Rack
58 W. 8th Street in New York city, is home to one of the most famous recording studios in history, Electric Lady Studios, where countless hit records have emerged over a period of 5 decades.
See what is in Electric Lady Studio's Effects Rack
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The latest analogue processor on

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Dangerous Compressor

Dangerous Compressor

The Dangerous COMPRESSOR is so transparent and simple to operate, it works on any source and can handle an array of tasks often left to automation and EQ during tracking, mixing and mastering.