Tre Modular – Liminal space is a delay module that has two PT2399 based delay cores that share the same feedback path.
Even though PT2399 is considered a digital chip, we have made sure that Liminal space sounds and feels analog.
Here is a jam showing off this module.
Each of the cores has different supporting circuitry. This changes what sounds get passed through the delay and how fast they fall off. This results in unique interaction between both of the cores.
The modulation signal is split between directly influencing the delay speed and adjusting the chip’s reference voltage. This design results in a subtle tape-like flutter that adds that nostalgic character to the delayed signal.
We have included a limiter circuit in the feedback path. This allows you to push the feedback into self-oscillation smoothly and reliably, without worrying about the signal getting out of control.
We also have included two buttons. When pressed – each of them will set their associated control to the maximum. One works for feedback and the other for delay amount.
And here is a demo video with another Jam at the end.
And here is a lengthy video going trough its sound capabilities.
Module width: 10 HP
Module depth: 24mm
Delay MIN/MAX: 29ms/1sec
Modulation input: 10Vpp
Power Consumption: 60mA at +12V / 8mA at -12V
For more detailed information check out the user manual.