Tank-FX is described as "a non-virtual effect device."
The reverb is generated by a huge [11m] tank made of ferroconcrete. The designers say they put some mics and speakers in it and connected them to a unix box, so everybody can use it now from the internet.
To try it out, upload some audio material, and they say it will be processed in real-time.
It all happens here.
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