The instrument

Reverbophone

A microphone built on a tensioned steel plate, in a hand-built oak cabinet. Two mics on the plate record the room. Choose the frame and grille, add the remote, and enquire to order.

Reverbophone in a honey oak frame with a blond grille, standing on castors against a slatted timber wall

Honey Oak / Blond

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Price

$8,995 inc. GST

Includes the instrument, custom timber crate, XLR and 12V cabling, and an Australian-spec power supply. A full Australian tax invoice from AKA Acoustics.

Australian businesses may be able to claim the instant asset write-off. Check with your accountant.

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Delivery
Local delivery from $250 (metro Australia), quoted exactly with your order. Transit insurance quoted on request.
Lead time
Built to order in 8 to 12 weeks.
Warranty
24 months, supported in Australia.

Specification

The numbers, verified.

Updated July 2026

Reverbophone specification
Dimensions1710 × 936 × 440 mm (with wheels)
Weight62 kg
Microphone outputs2 × XLR (L / R), P48 phantom required
Line input1 × XLR (plate mode)
Output impedance440 ohm
High-pass filterSweepable, 0 - 200 Hz
Decay range0.1 s room to a 4 - 5 s hall, set on the lever
ModesReverberating microphone, and traditional plate via a built-in transducer
Plate-mode inputLine-level XLR, 12 - 18 V DC
Frame finishesHoney Oak or Black Oak
Grille clothBlond or Black
Remote (optional)Servo-driven decay over XLR; one remote drives two units
BuildHand-made in Bollnäs, Sweden
ShippingAssembled on a custom pallet, ~80 kg packed

How it works

Two ways to put it on a record.

The decay lever on a honey oak Reverbophone, set part-way along its short-to-long scale

Reverberating microphone

The plate moves with the acoustic sound in the room. Two microphones on the plate capture its decay, phase-coherent with the source. It is silent in the room; the sound exists only inside the microphones.

The Reverbophone control panel showing the line input, amplifier switch and phantom-powered outputs

Traditional plate reverb

Feed a line-level signal to the built-in transducer and amplifier. The plate is driven directly, the way a classic plate reverb works, and reads brighter and more focused than microphone mode.

The full explanation
Two Remote Control units side by side, one in honey oak and one in black oak, each with short-to-long decay faders

Remote Control · add-on

Set the decay from the control room.

Optional add-on · $1,995 inc. GST

  • Servo-driven decay lever, controlled over a standard 3-pin XLR mic cable
  • Tested over cable runs to 1200 m
  • One remote drives two units at once
  • Finished in Honey Oak or Black Oak to match the instrument

Custom branding

Your studio’s name on the sign.

AfterSound prints your studio logo onto the front sign, so the instrument reads as part of the room it lives in.

  • A Reverbophone front sign printed with the Addiction Sound Studios logo
  • Close view of a custom studio logo printed onto the brushed aluminium sign
  • A custom-branded sign fitted to a honey oak Reverbophone with a blond grille

Two units

Capture two room sizes at once.

Run two Reverbophones and you hold two decays at the same time, a short room and a long one, on the same take. A single remote drives both.

Two black oak Reverbophones with black grilles, standing side by side on castors

Delivery

It arrives assembled.

The Reverbophone ships assembled on a custom pallet, around 80 kg packed. AKA Acoustics handles freight and insurance to your studio, as the importer of record.

The base corner of a black oak Reverbophone on braked castors, with brass fixings visible

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Order a Reverbophone

Hand-built in Sweden, landed and supported in Australia by AKA Acoustics. Tell us your room and your finishes, and we will start a build.