Old Blood Noise Endeavors and Datachoir Unveil New Rêver Reverse Delay and Reverb
Feature-packed pedal allows user to "combine familiar effects to create new textures."
Old Blood Noise Endeavors and Datachoir have introduced the Rêver, a collaborative pedal that combines modulated reverb, delay and reverse.
The feature-packed pedal is controlled by seven knobs, two toggles and two footswitches, with the ability to combine familiar effects to create new textures.
Features include: a Reverb section with controls for mix, modulation, and reverb length; a Delay section with controls for volume, delay time and feedback; a Reverse section with controls for latching or momentary operation and blend between reverse and dry signal; the ability to switch orders of the effects; an expression jack for external control of the Reverse mix; an internal trimpot to control output level; and relay bypass switching and standard 9VDC center negative power.
The Rêver is available for $229 direct from Datachoir in a limited colorway, or from participating dealers in the standard colorway, beginning February 15th.
For more information, head over to DatachoirSounds.
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