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Product TypeSpring Reverb Processor
Dimensions (W x D x H)44 x 220 x 180 mm (1.7 x 8.7 x 7.1 in)
Weight1.2 kg (2.6 lbs)
Power Supply9V DC center-negative, 500 mA (power supply included)
Input Connections1/4" TS unbalanced (mono)
Output Connections1/4" TS unbalanced (mono)
ControlsMix, Decay, Tone, Dwell, Level; Bypass footswitch
Reverb TypeAnalog spring reverb with three springs
BypassTrue bypass via footswitch
ConstructionSturdy metal chassis with rubber feet
FeaturesPre/Post EQ, Dwell control for drive, adjustable tone shaping
Frequency Response20 Hz – 20 kHz
Signal-to-Noise Ratio>90 dB
Dimensions (boxed)44 x 220 x 180 mm
Included AccessoriesPower supply, user manual
Cleaning InstructionsWipe with a dry, soft cloth; avoid solvents and abrasives
Safety WarningsUse only the supplied power adapter; do not expose to moisture
Spare Parts AvailabilityContact AudioThing support for replacement power supply or springs
Repair ServiceContact AudioThing or authorized service centers
General InformationDesigned for studio and stage use; compatible with guitar, bass, and line-level signals

Frequently Asked Questions - Springs AudioThing

How do I power the Springs?
Connect the included 9V DC center-negative power supply to the DC jack. Ensure the voltage and polarity match. Do not use a different adapter.
What cables do I need?
Use standard 1/4" TS instrument cables for both input and output. The Springs accepts mono signals only.
How do I adjust the reverb decay?
Turn the Decay knob clockwise to increase reverb length, counterclockwise for shorter decay. The Dwell control pre-drives the springs for additional character.
Can I use the Springs with a stereo signal?
The Springs is a mono processor. For stereo use, you need two units or use a mono send/return loop.
What is the 'Dwell' control for?
The Dwell knob controls the input drive to the spring tank. Higher settings increase harmonic distortion and splashiness, typical of vintage spring reverbs.
How do I clean the Springs?
Unplug the unit and wipe the exterior with a dry, soft cloth. Do not use liquids, solvents, or abrasive cleaners. Avoid contact with the spring tank.
Why is there no sound when bypassed?
Check that the power supply is connected and the LED is lit. If the bypass is true bypass, the circuit should pass signal even without power. Verify your cables.
Can I repair the springs if they break?
Spring tanks are user-replaceable. Contact AudioThing support for a replacement or refer to the manual for disassembly instructions. Do not open the unit yourself if under warranty.
What type of spring reverbs does it emulate?
The Springs models classic 1960s spring reverbs found in guitar amps and outboard units. It features a three-spring tank with characteristic drip and bounce.
How do I achieve a 'drip' effect?
Set the Dwell and Tone controls to high settings, and play percussively. The springs will resonate and produce the classic 'drip' sound associated with surf music.

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