Dawner Prince announces Eclipsa Triple Rotary speaker emulator

April 30, 2026 · 2 sources

Dawner Prince Electronics announced the Eclipsa Triple Rotary, a rotary cabinet emulator based on the Yamaha RA-200, on April 30, 2026¹². It follows the company's Pulse, which was based on the Maestro Rover RO-1¹.

The RA-200 uses three independently driven rotating drivers plus additional static speakers, and the Eclipsa recreates that behavior through DSP modeling, according to the maker². The design also includes an analog solid-state version of the Alembic F-2B preamp². Guitar Pedal X describes the preamp as JFET-based and pairs it with a static 4x12" cabinet emulation; the Blend control mixes the rotary effect with the cabinet, and the Volume knob sets the preamp's intensity and saturation¹.

The Eclipsa and the Pulse share five key controls: Slow Speed, Fast Speed, Distance, Inertia and Blend¹. The Eclipsa adds an Instrument/Line switch and mini controls for Volume, Bass, Middle and Treble, plus a Bright switch¹. Its footswitches handle Fast/Slow, with a hold for Brake, and On/Off, with a hold to select true or buffered bypass¹. The maker lists a magnetic contactless true bypass system, full MIDI control with up to 127 presets, stereo output via three virtual microphones, an expression pedal input and a CNC-machined aluminum enclosure².

The two accounts differ slightly on current draw: Guitar Pedal X lists 150mA at 9V DC¹, while the maker states roughly 140 mA². Guitar Pedal X puts the Pulse at $399.95, making the Eclipsa nearly $200 more¹.

The first batch is available exclusively through the Dawner Prince web store, with broader availability at dealers worldwide from late May². Guitar Pedal X reported both pedals as available on the Dawner Prince Store and expected at international dealers soon¹.

Guitar Pedal X notes that the Eclipsa is a mono-in, stereo-out design, which the reviewer says limits where it can sit among other stereo pedals¹.