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Product information "Synthesis Technology - E580 Resampling Mini-Delay"
The E-580 is a very nice and clean sounding digital delay module with resampling and different operating modes (clean, BBD and tape).
operating modes:
Clean
BBD: simulates a bucket brigade device (BBD) based delay
Tape: simulates a tape echo
The delay output always gives the full delay time set with the according control, the tap output gives a delay time which stands in a percentual relationship to the delay time. This value is being set with the Tap-Offset control and/or the offset CV. Send the two outputs to two channels with hard L/R panning and you will get nice ping pong delays.
Feedback can be either positive or negative and goes up almost to a very dense self-oscillation. A jumper on the PCB sets if the fed back signal comes from the delay out or the tap out. Latter setting gives very interesting effects when modulating the tap parameter.
External videos:
HE:
3
TE:
14
Depth:
33
Power consumption +12V:
90
Power consumption -12V:
20
Related links to "Synthesis Technology - E580 Resampling Mini-Delay"
Synthesis Technology started in 1998 offering all-analog 5U modules named MOTM (Mother Of The Modulars). By 2010, the firm founded by Paul Schreiber shifted their interest into eurorack seeing the popularity of this format and introduced the use of microcontrollers, to the point of offering now some of the most advanced wavetable and FM modules available.
