(TINY PAINT BLEMISH) Early Reflections Reverse Reverb
(TINY PAINT BLEMISH) Early Reflections Reverse Reverb
Very small paint blemishes on these listed pedals! See photos for examples. They are on the sides of the pedals and very small, but I caught them so just to disclose the blems, am knocking a few dollars off!
The pedal is designed to accurately recreate the SPX90 ER 2 Reverse Reverb effect, known for its use by Kevin Shields.
The 3 modes include:
ER2 - The main mode, which is very closely based off of the ER2 Reverse mode on the SPX.
ER1 - An unfiltered variation of ER2. Clear, clicky, closer to the SPX's ER1 mode.
Random - The delay pattern follows a more randomized curve rather than the swell-in of the reverse modes. In this mode, the Liveness control increases the feedback density of the delay signal. It is useful for a fast 80s style gate verb or can be turned up and used as high density, rhythmic version of ER1/2. Unlike the reverse settings, this does not directly clone the SPX90 "random" mode, though it was inspired by it.
Thanks for looking!
- This effect pedal requires a 9V power supply with at least 100mA available. It is not compatible with 9V batteries.
- Quality isolated supply recommended for lowest noise and interference with other effects. Digital effects can hum/ring when daisy chained with certain fuzz pedals, even while bypassed. I run a daisy chain and have found this to be minimal with the ER pedal, however.
- Standard "true bypass".