The AMS RMX16 was the world's first microprocessor-controlled full-bandwidth digital reverb and characterized a huge number of iconic recordings from the 1980s onwards.
Designed from the outset to be musical rather than simply implementing mathematical algorithms, each program has been tuned and retuned to provide as wide a "sweet-spot" of tunings as possible by means of "carpet graph" parameter tables. interactively linked together.
This system was designed by ear over a long period and from the first elements. That's what made it a classic. Despite its longevity, there's not much a current design can improve on and its sound is unique and instantly recognizable.
Now available in a 500 series format, the sound once reserved for tier-one studios is now accessible to a much wider user base. In addition to the standard 9 programs, RMX16 users can access another 9 programs via a single remote control.
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