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Eclipsa
Eclipsa
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Triple Rotary
Eclipsa is a rotary cabinet emulator inspired by the Yamaha® RA-200 system, featuring a unique architecture based on three independently driven rotating drivers combined with a 4x12” static speaker section. The result is a distinctive and dynamically evolving spatial character, different from traditional Leslie-style designs. The unit also incorporates a solid-
state preamp inspired by the Alembic® F-2B, delivering a warm, articulate response and working separately or in conjunction with the rotary section.
Eclipsa is designed as a complete performance unit, with full MIDI control, up to 127 presets, and true stereo output via three virtual microphones.
Slow Speed
Controls rotary speed in Slow mode.
Fast Speed
Controls rotary speed in Fast mode.
Distance
Adjusts the virtual microphone position relative to the rotary cabinet.
Inertia
Sets acceleration and deceleration time between speed transitions.
Blend
Mixes the rotary cabinet signal with a static 4×12" speaker simulation.
Volume
Sets preamp output level and influences saturation. The Peak LED indicates when clipping is approached.
Bass
Adjusts low-frequency response with warm, musical character.
Middle
Controls midrange presence and note definition.
Treble
Sets high-frequency articulation and top-end clarity.
Bright
Adds subtle high-frequency emphasis at lower Volume settings.
Instrument / Line Switch
Configures the input stage for guitars, high-output pickups, synthesizers, and line-level equipment.
True / Buffered Bypass
ON/OFF footswitch with bi-color LED. Hold to switch between True Bypass and buffered Preamp-On modes.
Fast / Slow / Brake
Tap to switch speeds. Hold to engage Brake mode. Three LEDs indicate rotor speed and Distance settings.
EXT IN (Expression Input)
Expression pedal input for continuous rotary speed control.
MIDI In / Thru
Full support for Control Change parameter control and Program Change preset recall (127 presets plus Live Mode), with configurable MIDI channel assignment.
Stereo Outputs
Left/Mono and Right outputs derived from three virtual microphone signals.
Yamaha RA-200–inspired rotary cabinet emulation
Integrated Alembic F-2B–style preamp
Full MIDI control + 127 presets
Magnetic, contactless true bypass system
Stereo outputs via three virtual microphones
Instrument/Line input
Low-noise design (~140 mA consumption)
Custom CNC-machined aluminum enclosure
Having long sought after pedals that David Gilmour used and ones that emulate the gear he used on the classic 70's Floyd albums, I can truly say that this one lives up to the claims and the price tag. The preamp gets you there instantly. The rotary sounds are great as well, but just adding a little overdrive, delay and when needed chorus or Electric Mistress nails the sounds of Wish You Were Here, Animals and especially The Wall. Enough said..
It's a fantastic pedal. Worth every nickel. I started to just spliting the signal before the eclipsa and run it in fishman acoustic amp.when I use the built in preamp .And run the second part to my main amp .. it's all about the blend knob.on this pedal. There is a lot of options on ways to use this pedal..
Wow I was hesitant about getting this pedal. It's very expensive . I've only had the pleasure of playing at real ra200 for one week in the Early 2010s . And this is damn close to what I remember running it straight into stereo amps. You get some of that room feel it's not difficult to get a good sound . I'm not having any issues with the cabinet emulation running through reel amps. The blend knob is your best friend .. for me it was worth the money. It was the sound that I was looking for and I'm extraordinarily happy to have this pedal. And if you're looking to do the David Gilmore thing, it does the David Gilmore thing .