Eclipsa

The Eclipsa from Dawner Prince is a triple rotary speaker emulator based on the Yamaha RA-200, the rotating-speaker system famously used by Pink Floyd's David Gilmour.

It recreates the shimmering, three-dimensional swirl of a rotary cabinet, from slow, hypnotic movement to fast, dizzying modulation, with the Doppler-style pitch shift that defines the effect. Rather than a single Leslie, it models a three-speaker system for a wide, lush sound, aimed at players chasing classic Floyd-style rotary textures.