The Eventide Eclipse V4.01 is a compact, professional‑grade multi‑effects processor from Eventide Audio, designed to deliver the company's signature effects in a single rack‑mount unit. AS you can see by the pictures below, it is in great shape, sounds great, and is in perfect working condition.
Comes with power cord and official full bound printed manual binder.

Key Features​

• Dual‑Effects Block Architecture: Two independent FX blocks (configurable in series, parallel, stereo, or dual mono) with up to 100 algorithms.
• High‑Resolution Audio: 24‑bit/96kHz digital conversion, signal‑to‑noise ratio >104dB.
• Signature Effects:
• • 11 Eventide‑developed reverb algorithms (all true stereo in/out)
  • 4 plex algorithms
  • Multiple delay types (band, chorus, comb, ducked, ring, pan)
  • Eventide's patented pitch change and Micro pitch shift.
• Looping: 20 seconds of memory per FX block for mono, dual, reverse, and dual reverse loops.
• I/O Flexibility:
• • Digital: AES/EBU, S/PDIF, ADAT Lightpipe
  • Analog: balanced XLR and unbalanced ¼" (including high‑impedance instrument input)
  • Word Clock In/Out (BNC), MIDI IN/OUT/THRU, pedal ports.
• Memory: Compact Flash Type I/II for preset storage.
• Controls: Heavy‑gauge metal faceplate, solid controls, numeric keypad, hotkeys, and Eventide's "knob" interface.

Use Cases​

• Live Performance: Compact size for touring, with dual FX blocks for layered effects.
• Studio Processing: High‑quality reverb, delay, and pitch change for vocals, instruments, and mixing.
• Front‑of‑House: Flexible routing for stage monitoring and sound design.

Build & Operation​The Eclipse V4 is Eventide's first rack‑mount unit in this form factor, offering up to five times the processing power of the H3000 Ultra‑Harmonizer. It's built for professionals with a robust chassis, clear display, and intuitive setup.

I had a question about the pictures of the display looking faded, indeed the pictures look like that. But I can assure you the screen is clear and as bright as it came from the factory. The fading is only in the pictures not the unit itself. I took another picture and added it to the listing. I believe it must be a scan rate issue or something the camera is creating.

Any other questions, let me know.
Dirk

I found a decent demo video to give you an idea of how awesome the Eclipse is.