Walrus Audio unveils ethereal Slö Multi Texture Reverb
Ambient-voiced pedal boasts octave and modulation textures
Walrus Audio has announced the Slö Multi Texture Reverb pedal, which specialises in “lush, modulated, sleepy and ambient landscapes”.
Three algorithms are onboard: Dark delivers a blendable lower octave; Rise offers an ambient auto-swell; while Dream features a latching function via the Sustain footswitch.
Secondary toggle-switch functions also choose between different wave shapes for the modulation, including Sine, Warp and Sink.
Controls include decay, filter, mix, the mode-specific X knob and depth, which can also adjust modulation speed when combined with the bypass footswitch.
The Slö is available now for $199/£192/€209 - see Walrus Audio for more info.
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