Ursa Major Space Station SST-282 #1092-9 (Used)

Classic old school digital reverb; so cool its been re-released by its inventor. Here's a rare chance to get the original.

About Ursa Major and the Space Station

Ursa Major entered the market with its Space Station digital reverb and effects unit in May 1978, making it probably the third entrant in the then-young digital reverb market (after the ground-breaking EMT 250 and the Quad Eight CPR-16). The Space Station occupied the lowest cost segment of the market ($1995) for the next three or four years and continued to sell for the next eight years. Christopher Moore was the principal founder of Ursa Major and has personally designed both the original and the new Space Stations. Ursa Major expanded and developed other digital reverb products and in 1986 was purchased by AKG Acoustics, Vienna.

The Ursa Major Space Station is a classic reverb and effects unit, with a powerful modern reverberation system.
Christopher Moore, President of Seven Woods Audio, noted, "When I designed the Space Station in 1977, I crafted a unique reverb algorithm and the hardware to support it as a single, organic unit. In designing the new SST-206 Space Station, I used a powerful contemporary 24 bit DSP to replicate the original Space Station sound, complete with simulation of the 12-bit floating point converters, the 7kHz bandwidth, and the artifacts of time modulation."