Vongon Ultrasheer

The Vongon Ultrasheer is a stereo reverb and vibrato combination inspired by the early digital studio effects units of the late 1970’s, capable of moving you from a lush warbled space to a shallow room through an intuitive and satisfyingly tactile interface.

Reverb
The reverb algorithm is based on the plate reverb sounds of the classic Lexicon 224 from 1978. The digital processing is downsampled to 16 bits and follows the topology described in the Dattorro paper linked here. This mix of legacy digital processing with modern high quality hardware creates a retro lush sound that we love.

Vibrato
The vibrato is a smooth and transparent digital pitch shifter that preserves the full bandwidth of your input signal and does not darken the sound which is often found in the analog counterparts. Two modulation waveforms are available, “cycle” which is a sine wave for classic Leslie-speaker-type sounds and “random” which is a smoothed sample and hold waveform that creates pitch warbles similar to a warped vinyl or sun-baked cassette.

Dynamic Stereo Routing
The digital processing automatically adjusts for mono in/mono out, mono in/stereo out, or full stereo based on the configuration of input and output cables plugged into the device.

Walnut Enclosure
Housed in a high quality single block of dark walnut that is CNC routed, hand sanded and polished.

Features:
32 bit floating point DSP (except for 16 bit vintage reverb algorithm)
24 bit / 48 khz digital converters
Input impedance: 53K Ohms
Output impedance: 40 Ohms
Analog buffered bypass
Soft touch foot switches
Stereo / Mono modes automatically selected based on the cables plugged in
Genuine Rogan knobs made in USA
Wooden enclosure made from a single block of dark walnut
Matte black aluminum faceplate with gold traces
Power - 2.1mm 9VDC Center Negative 180mA
Dimensions - 6.5" wide, 5.5" long, 2.25" tall
Designed and built in Oakland, California U.S.A.

Manufacturers and Safety Information

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Specific safety instructions applicable to the product can be found in the user guide.