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Bricasti Design M7M Reverb Processor Mainframe is the M7 stereo reverb audio engine in a streamlined mainframe designed for control from an M10.
Built for critical listening, repeatable sessions, and long-term studio integration.
Overview
The Bricasti Design M7M delivers the complete M7 stereo reverb audio engine in a streamlined rack mainframe for control from an M10. It is the purpose-built way to add another independent Bricasti reverb path to a multi-machine studio.
At a Glance
| Format | 1U stereo reverb mainframe |
|---|---|
| Control | Requires Bricasti M10 Remote Console |
| Processing | True Stereo Reverb Process; six dual-core DSPs |
| I/O | Balanced analog XLR and 24-bit AES/EBU |
| Sample rates | 44.1 to 192 kHz over AES |
| Build | Handcrafted in the USA |
What Is the M7M?
The Bricasti Design M7M delivers the complete M7 stereo reverb audio engine in a streamlined rack mainframe for control from an M10. It is the purpose-built way to add another independent Bricasti reverb path to a multi-machine studio.
How Does the M7M Expand a Bricasti Reverb System?
The M7M preserves the M7's audio and algorithm platform while removing unnecessary duplicate editing controls. Add it to an M10 chain when a mix, scoring stage, or post room needs another independently addressable stereo ambience.
Key Features
- More than 200 factory programs across halls, plates, rooms, chambers, and ambient spaces
- 100 user registers and 12 editable program parameters
- Four front-panel favorites on the M7
- Separate analog and digital modules with dedicated power architectures
- Balanced, DC-coupled analog circuitry
- M10 remote and multi-machine system support
Technical Specifications
| Processing | True Stereo Reverb Process; six dual-core Analog Devices DSPs |
|---|---|
| Programs | More than 200 reverb presets; 100 user registers; 12 program parameters |
| Digital I/O | 24-bit AES/EBU on XLR; single-wire operation through 192 kHz |
| Digital sample rates | Self-clocking from 44.1 kHz to 192 kHz |
| Analog I/O | Balanced XLR; fully balanced, DC-coupled input and output circuits |
| Analog input | >116 dB A-weighted dynamic range; <0.001% THD+N; +24 dBu maximum |
| Analog output | >116 dB A-weighted dynamic range; <0.001% THD+N; +24 dBu maximum |
| Frequency response | 10 Hz to 20 kHz, within 0.05 dB |
| Level control | Analog input level adjustable in 2 dB steps |
| Construction | Stainless-steel chassis; milled anodized-aluminum front panel; separate analog and digital modules |
| Power architecture | Toroidal transformer linear analog supply plus dedicated digital switching supply |
Why Bricasti Design?
Bricasti Design builds focused professional audio hardware in the United States with dedicated processing, carefully separated analog and digital sections, robust metalwork, and direct workflow controls. The result is equipment designed for recording, mixing, mastering, post-production, broadcast, and other critical listening environments.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the M7M mainframe?
The M7M is the M7 audio and reverb engine in a reduced-control mainframe designed for operation from the Bricasti M10 Remote Console.
Does the M7M sound different from the M7?
Bricasti describes the M7M as an exact duplicate of the M7 audio and reverb processing engine, with reduced front-panel controls.
Is an M10 required for the M7M?
Yes. The M7M is intended to be controlled from an M10 and is ideal for expanding an existing M10-based system.
What connections and sample rates does it support?
The M7M provides balanced analog XLR and 24-bit AES/EBU I/O, with self-clocking digital operation from 44.1 to 192 kHz.
Who should choose the M7M?
Choose it when you need another independent Bricasti stereo reverb engine without duplicating the full M7 front-panel interface.