EMT 13
Almost nothing is documented about the EMT 13. EMT was best known for professional reverb units and tape delays. The EMT 140 plate reverb and the EMT 250 digital reverb are documented elsewhere on this site. The EMT 440 delay unit offers a delay period of 0 to 120 ms in 7.5 ms steps, as reviewed in Studio Sound (Nov. 1975, p.31). So the 13 might have been an early digital or analog effects processor aimed at the same pro-audio market. That is speculation, and the record doesn't contain enough to say more.
- No known specifications, dimensions, weight, or price are recorded, though the EMT 440 delay unit, reviewed in Studio Sound (Nov. 1975, p.31), offers a frequency response of 40 Hz to 12 kHz ±3 dB.
- No known design details or internal photos.
- No known patent filings or trade-show listings.
If you own an EMT 13 or have come across a manual or advertisement, the Archive would welcome a contribution to fill this gap.
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