Dizengoff Audio Type 140 Plate Reverb 500 series

Nearly mint, used it for a couple years. Sounds great, just clearing stuff we dont use regularly

Here is the description from manufacture:

The Dizengoff Audio Type 140 is a rare, DSP-based 500-series module that emulates the classic EMT-style plate reverbs of the 1960s and 1970s. Designed as a parallel processor, it allows you to blend its rich, lush reverb tail with your dry signal. [1, 2]Key Features

• DSP Platform: Delivers vintage plate tones in a compact format.
• Three Plate Sizes: User-selectable settings to change the character of the space.
• Tone Controls: Includes dedicated knobs for time decay, as well as high and low-frequency damping.
• Analog Character: Features a high-current analog driver and a hand-wound M6 steel transformer for enhanced low and low-mid frequency energy.
• Workflow: Operates via 500-series racks, typically requiring users to send audio to the unit and return it to a DAW aux track. [1, 2, 3, 4]

Because the Type 140 was part of a limited run, it is discontinued and currently only available on the used market.