MusicRadar Verdict
Classy sounding reverb with plenty of adjustment and the option to save presets with the Aero.
Pros
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Great sound.
Cons
- -
Lack of versatility.
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There are three knob-options to adjust the digital reverb effect here.
The amount of reverb in your signal is set by a Mix knob that runs from fully dry to fully wet, allowing use of the pedal as a send/return effect. You can also set the size of the reverb space, with a range that runs from a small room to a really large concert hall.
The other parameter is EQ with a low pass filter that rolls off increasing amounts of top end, from a bright sparkly reverb to a darker sound that may suit your sound better if you are looking for background ambience rather than something more splashy or prominent.
In addition, the FX Select footswitch changes between short and long pre-delays - the gap between your dry sound and the main body of the reverb.
There's reverb here to suit many scenarios, but not the instant versatility of those pedals that offer multiple reverb types.
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