Seymour Duncan releases its “powerhouse reverb workstation”, the Silver Lake Dynamic Reverb pedal
Dynamic Expression-equipped ’verb packs eight algorithms
We really dug the Seymour Duncan’s Silver Lake Dynamic reverb pedal at NAMM - even including it in our highlights of the best pedals of the show - and now the “powerhouse reverb workstation” is officially available.
Packing eight reverb algorithms, the Silver Lake delivers sounds spanning spring to plate and hall, shimmer, swell, gate and delay/verb.
Further tweaking comes courtesy of a damp knob, grit control and tweak knob (for chorus, lo-pass and hi-pass), while SD’s Dynamic Expression allows players to adjust mix, modulation or damping using just pick attack.
Sounds can be saved in 128 presets, and switched via MIDI, while a micro-USB port offers connection to SD’s Updater/Librarian to catalogue presets and trade patches.
It’s certainly got the specs - we’re curious to see how it compares with the best reverb pedals in the world today…
The Silver Lake Dynamic Reverb is available now for $349 - head over to Seymour Duncan for more info.
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