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Vintage Recording Equipment Archive

Vintage Digital is an archive of vintage recording equipment and classic studio gear documenting the history of recording technology. From early tape recorders to breakthrough digital processors of the 1980s and beyond, it traces how recording technology shaped modern music.

1,888

Equipment Entries

245+

Brands

800+

Manuals

90+ Years

of Recording History

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Alesis XT:c Digital Reverb

The Alesis XT:c Digital Reverb was introduced in 1986 as an updated version of the original Alesis XT, offering improved audio performance, expanded reverb processing capabilities and a more affordable price. Designed for professional and project studios, the rackmount processor provided eight adjustable reverb programmes, including room, hall, plate-style, gated and reverse effects, alongside a 16kHz audio bandwidth, stereo operation and dedicated controls for shaping reverberation.