Silver Volume K is based on a large digital rack reverb that was produced in Japan. Released in 1984, it was built like a tank and included several really interesting reverbs, such as a beautiful natural reverb and a cool, quirky non-linear reverb. Although it’s a digital and not an analog unit, many of its different reverb settings can be adjusted in a “warm” way to give the impression of an analog sound.

This is a reverb that stands out from the crowd, built for creative minds that want to experiment with sound. It sounds great on guitars, drums, vocals and even synthesizers. It has been a vital part of dozens of critically acclaimed albums by artists such as Robert Plant, Steve Vai, Klaus Schulze, Chris & Cosey, and others.

Acustica has preserved the best aspects of this unit in the Russet plugin, creating convincing emulations that are lush without being overbearing.