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Introduced in 1971, the German gold foil plate reverb was a followup to the ubiquitous steel plate reverb.  The GF240 is an authentic emulation of five different plates, each with its own distinct character.  In addition to a full-featured send unit that includes filtering, EQ, pre-delay and width control, the reverb unit itself includes unique features, like a never-before-seen density control, as well as a filterable drive control.

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INSTRUMENTS

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The first truly faithful software homage to the most iconic drum synthesizer of the 1980's.  Users will immediately recognize the sound of this unit as it defined Pop music of that decade.  The Iconic V accurately captures the sonics of the analog unit, but also features expanded functionality, circuit-bending capabilities and a full mixing environment that includes channel and mix bus FX chains and full-featured delay and reverb with custom-made, era-specific impulse responses.
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The Iconic Syndrum is based on the 1976 Syndrum, the world's first commercially available drum synthesizer, but with added effects and expanded functionality.  It's a rare and coveted 4-channel analog drum synth with rich analog tone and unique tone-shaping capabilities that laid the groundwork for all drum synths to follow.  Also included is a separate all-original keyboard synthesizer with classic synth functionality and built-in send FX.
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In 1978, Toyo Gakki Corp. produced 'Japan's answer' to the Syndrum with the Ult-Sound DS-4.  The DS-4 is similar to the Syndrum in its 4-channel layout and functionality, but is also soughtafter for its unique sonic footprint.  Iconic Instruments presents the DS-4 in virtual form with added effects and expanded functionality.  The Iconic DS-4 is paired with a separate all-original keyboard synthesizer version that features classic synth functionality with built-in send effects.
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The Iconic Clap Trap is based off of the very first analog clap synthesizer, the ultra-rare 1979 Clap Trap.  The Clap Trap was inspired by 70's Disco recordings, which ubiquitously featured handclaps on the 2 and 4 of every bar (especially in the chorus).  The unit became well-known in its own right in the early 80's, appearing in many Pop and New Wave recordings.

EFFECTS

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Introduced in 1971, the German gold foil plate reverb was a followup to the ubiquitous model 140 steel plate reverb.  Like its real world counterpart, the GF240 is a followup to the SP140, and an authentic emulation of five different gold foil plates, each with its own distinct character.  In addition to a full-featured send unit, that includes filtering, EQ, pre-delay and width control, the reverb unit itself includes unique features, like a never-before-seen density control, as well as a filterable drive control.

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Introduced in 1957, the German steel plate reverb is one of the most ubiquitous model reverbs in all of recorded music.  The SP140 is an authentic emulation of five different steel plates, each with its own distinct character.  In addition to a full-featured send unit, that includes filtering, EQ, pre-delay and width control, the reverb unit itself includes unique features, like a never-before-seen density control, as well as a filterable drive control.

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