Source Audio debuts True Spring Reverb pedal
Single-width stompbox pairs classic ’verb and tremolo
Source Audio has announced the True Spring reverb pedal, a compact, stereo pedal that teams spring reverb sims with tremolo effects, combining effects from the company’s well-reviewed Ventris Dual Reverb and Vertigo Tremolo.
Reverb options include vintage combo amp-style or the drippier sound of a tube-driven outboard spring tank, while each ’verb functions in conjunction with three tremolo effects: Opto, Bias and Harmonic.
The pedal also boasts stereo inputs and outputs, 56-bit processing, deep editing via the Neuro Editing app for mobile and desktop, true or buffered bypass, bypass trails, full MIDI functionality and external tap tempo/tremolo engage/bypass using the Source Audio Tap Switch. Phewph.
The True Spring Reverb is available now for $229. Take a trip to Source Audio for more info.
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