The Big Room

The Polyfusion reverb driver, already in the NLC CellF Voice panel, merged with the NLC Segue for voltage-controlled panning between wet and dry, and a voltage-controlled feedback that slowly but easily self-oscillates, around 200 Hz. It drives an external spring tank (the 4FB3A1B it is designed for, which just fits an 84 HP case) through two RCA sockets at the back; the module needs 7 to 8 cm behind the panel. IN WET takes IN WET/DRY with nothing patched, so one signal is processed; patch two to pan between them.

Key features

• IN WET/DRY, IN WET, CV PAN and CV FB in; OUT WET, OUT1 and OUT2 out
• IN W/D and IN WET levels, PAN and FEEDBACK, with PAN CV and FB CV attenuators
• A 5 mm lamp
• 10 HP; Nonlinearcircuits publishes no current draw, depth or assembled price (it sells the DIY PCB and panel), and ModularGrid lists none