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Ursa Major MSP-126 Multi-Tap Stereo Processor

The 12 tap algorithm of the Ursa Major MSP-126 is more complex and, to my mind, far more interesting than that most popular of delay devices, the digital delay line or “DDL” .

1985

Ursa Major 8×32 Digital Reverb

The Ursa Major 8×32 has been designed for exceptionally easy and informative operation and has been priced far below other comparable digital systems.

1984

Ursa Major StarGate 626 Digital Reverb

The Ursa Major StarGate 626 (and the StarGate 323 that came before it) was an updated version of the Ursa Major Space Station.

1984

Ursa Major StarGate 323 Digital Reverb

Ursa Major StarGate 323 is a high performance digital reverberation system whose sound quality and features match those of much higher-priced systems.

1983

Ursa Major Space Station SST-282

The Ursa Major Space Station is an advanced signal processor using time delay techniques to transform a mono source into a new, stereo, output signal.

1981

In 1977, Chris Moore resigned from his role as Project Engineer at Lexicon, and formed his own company, Ursa Major. Working form his cellar, Chris set out to design an affordable digital reverb. After great effort, in 1978 he released the Ursa Major SST-282 Space Station.

The Ursa Major Space Station is a reverb like no other. A reverb that is loved not because of it’s perfect reproduction of a live space, but because of it’s very different sound to any other reverb. The Ursa Major Space Station is a rare find these days, with only 1900 having ever been made, and they sell for big money today.

Chris Moore currently runs Seven Woods Audio, and has made a recreation of the original SST-282 Space Station called the SST-206.

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