1. INTRODUCTION
Audiophile Circuits League.-VC Dual Delay consists of 2 equal, independent
delays A and B, each with its own feedback loop, each contains a 6dB HP and a
6dB LP �ilter (not VC), but the internal feedback loop can be opened by patching
a cable into the “IN FB” - jacks to route other signal-processing modules into the
feedback-loop. Please note that there is no “Dry-Signal”-path. By designing the
module, we thought, it would be mostly used in combination with other modules
to achieve some echoes and reverberated ambience, one could put one delay in
the feedback-path of another delay for example – there are many different
routing con�igurations, achieving strange modulated reverberated space by
combining several Dual VC Delay-modules in various manner.
Due to its vast �lexibility, the module offers load´s of possibilities for
hours-longing sessions of mangling signals, pitch modulation and the generation
of fantastic ethereal outer galactic spaces.
Used in parallel / stereo-mode, it generates voltage controlled modulated spatial
effects with its own special character. The sound of the Princeton PT2399 delay
chip often reminds for BBD-circuit´s which principle in fact shares similarities
with the function of the PT2399 chip. Because the audio - and CV - input´s are
normalized in the scheme of A→B, the module is following your needs for many
different patching situations easily. The sonic possibilities of using several
module together can be mind blowing, especially when the almost endless
possibilities of different feedback-routing are explored.
(For details about normalization, see 5. CHARACTERISTICS section)
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