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AMS DMX15-80s Stereo Digital Delay - SN 8482

AMS DMX15-80s Stereo Digital Delay - SN 8482

$6,495.00
AMS DMX15-80s Stereo Digital Delay - SN 8482
$6,495.00

The Story

AMS DMX15-80s Stereo Digital Delay for sale from the John Paul Jones studio collection - owned by John from new. SN 8482

Preorder - currently being serviced by an AMS specialist.

Spec - dual pitch shift with dual lock, deglitch card and 3.2 seconds on A, 1.6 on B

Released in 1980, the AMS DMX 15‑80S took digital delay to the next level. A fully stereo, microprocessor-controlled unit with independent delay channels, harmony-capable pitch shifting, and optional Loop Editing sampling, it set a new benchmark for studio processors.

A staple in the golden age of analogue/digital crossover, it powered iconic productions from the likes of Phil Collins and Peter Gabriel, and became a fixture at Genesis’s The Farm studio. 

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Details & Craftsmanship

Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.

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Details & Craftsmanship

Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.

AMS DMX15-80s Stereo Digital Delay - SN 8482 - Image 4

Details & Craftsmanship

Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.

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Details & Craftsmanship

Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.

Description

AMS DMX15-80s Stereo Digital Delay for sale from the John Paul Jones studio collection - owned by John from new. SN 8482

Preorder - currently being serviced by an AMS specialist.

Spec - dual pitch shift with dual lock, deglitch card and 3.2 seconds on A, 1.6 on B

Released in 1980, the AMS DMX 15‑80S took digital delay to the next level. A fully stereo, microprocessor-controlled unit with independent delay channels, harmony-capable pitch shifting, and optional Loop Editing sampling, it set a new benchmark for studio processors.

A staple in the golden age of analogue/digital crossover, it powered iconic productions from the likes of Phil Collins and Peter Gabriel, and became a fixture at Genesis’s The Farm studio.