Vongon Ultrasheer
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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
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
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
Product Specs
- 141mm x 121mm x 45mm
- 1/4" mono jacks
- Input impedance: 50kΩ
- Output impedance: 1kΩ
- Current draw: 180mA
- Soft-touch foot switches
- Buffered bypass
- Housed in a single block of walnut, CNC routed, hand sanded & polished
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I dig Vongon devices and, let's be clear, it's not as cool as Polyphrase (their latest pedal). It doesn't have midi, the ability to update firmware (you know, just in case)… Also, its reverb isn't the most tweakable thing in the world: basically, it's just one algo with one band tone control and decay time. But the vibrato! I found it to be much better than recent «Generation Loss» which doesn't have much sweet spots in its settings, imo. You can't make a chewy random vibrato out of two mono pedals with random wave genarators in each of them – it has to be a stereo thing, one box, to avoid a chorus effect, and Ultrasheers nails it.