Roland SRV-330: Sound Processor

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The Roland SRV-330 is a digital reverb processor released by Roland Corporation in 1983. It was one of the first digital reverb units available for home studios and was a popular choice for many recording engineers. The SRV-330 featured a variety of reverb algorithms, including plate, hall, and room simulations. It also featured a built-in chorus effect and a delay line.

Country of origin / production: Japan

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Usage Design/ Form Factor
Rackmount, 1U
Archetype
Digital (D)
Effects
Reverb
Chorus
Delay
Phaser
MIDI in/ out
IN
OUT
THRU
Display
Display type	LED
Color resolution	Monochrome
Display count	2
Built-in controllers
Potentiometer	3
Button	13
Jog dial
External controllers
Expression foot pedal
Foot Controller	1
Hold
Audio out
Stereo
Analogue: 1/4" (6.35mm)	2
Audio in
Analog 1/4"	2
Power
Voltage	230V
Voltage	240V
Voltage	100V
Voltage	115/117V
Voltage	50-60Hz
Power consumption	25 W
Dimensions
Height	47 mm
Width	482 mm
Depth	306 mm
Weight	3.8 kg
Case/ body
Metal
Color
Black
Production start	1993
	Production ended

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Roland SRV-330

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