Neunaber has announced the Immerse Reverberator Mk II reverb pedal, which adds a host of additional features to the original.
Boasting eight “magical stereo reverbs”, the Mk II adds two new types: Wet version 3 (a smoother, more 3D version of the company’s trademark Wet ’verb, with adjustable pre-delay), and Sustain, which can be set up as a sustainer or infinite reverb.
Returning modes include plate, hall, spring, echo, detune and shimmer, but now all boast the ability to go 100% wet via the mix knob.
The Immerse Reverberator Mk II is available from 1 November for $249. It’s up for preorder right now at Neunaber Audio.
Judging from those specs, this one looks like a worthy contender for our buyer's guide of the best reverb pedals...
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