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Reverb Tank - Accutronics, 1AB2B1B, Medium Decay, 2-Spring

$22^.95

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Replaces: 1AB2B1B
Solid, sturdy construction
Type: Short (2 Spring) tank
Decay: medium decay
Input: 8 Ω
Output: 2,250 Ω
Connectors: Input grounded/output insulated
Locking: No lock
Mounting: Horizontal/open side down

New production Accutronics tank.

Questions about reverb tanks? See our tech articles for more information.

Note: Rubber grommets are not included with this tank. If you would like to purchase the grommets separately please see P-G001.

Product Data
Measurements and Specifications

RoHS Compliant

SKU:

P-RK-1AB2B1B

Item ID:

010112

UPC/EAN:

609722166683

Accu-Bell Sound Part Number:

1AB2B1B

Brand:

Accutronics

Connector Type:

Grounded Input, Insulated Output

Decay Time:

Medium (1.75 to 3.0 s)

Mounting Plane:

Horizontal, Open Side Down

Number Of Springs:

2 Springs

Tank Length:

Short (9.25")

Type:

Reverb Tanks

Product Measurements by Type
Connectors		input grounded, output insulated
Decay Time		medium (1.75 to 3.0 s)
Input Impedance		8 Ω
Mounting Plane		horizontal, open side down
Output Impedance (Z_out)		2.25 kΩ
Springs		2

Packaging Information
Packaging Dimensions		9.3 in. × 3.4 in. × 1.4 in.
Weight (Packaging)		0.71 lbs.

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1 answers Looking for short reverb. 32 ohm input, 220 ohm out. The reverb time decay can't be right. Milliseconds not seconds. They are not echo chambers.

Asked by Anonymous on August 5th, 2017.

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Matt H

August 9th, 2017

The length of time required for the arrival of the very first reflections is called the delay time (usually on the order of tens of milliseconds, e.g. 33 ms) and is related to the volume of the room (or distance of the reflective surfaces from the listener). The number and density of reflections increases rapidly with time and they become cluttered while simultaneously decreasing in level until they are no longer audible. The length of time required for a sound to decrease in level by 60 dB is called the decay time (usually on the order of a few seconds, e.g. 3 s) and is related to the acoustical properties of the reflective surfaces in the listening area. For example, poured concrete walls will reflect more (absorb less) acoustic energy than drywall. This tank has a medium decay and can range from 1.75 to 3 seconds. Unfortunately we do not carry a tank with a 32 ohm input impedance and 220 ohm output impedance.