32-1110 ELECTRONIC REVERB

The Realistic Electronic Reverb 32-1110 is not a true reverb unit but a tabletop mono analog BBD delay. Due to its gain function and possibly the combination of the low headroom of its BBD chip and choice of transistors, it has a unique overdrive/fuzz sound. Where the sound falls on that spectrum seems to depend on the age, condition, or production run of the individual unit. Additionally, the unit was equipped for both 1/4 inch mono in/out jacks (from low-level sources) and RCA in/out jacks (from high-level sources). In order to produce stereo delay, two separate units must be used. The original manual specifies that the unit was for use with instruments, such as electric guitar and synthesizer, microphones, public address amplifiers, amplifier/receivers, and tape decks. This wide range of uses accounts for the two types of inputs in the unit, which was unusual for effects units of this size and type.