Neunaber Audio Announces New Immerse Mk II Reverberator Pedal
Neunaber's redesigned MK II features all new circuitry, upgraded algorithms and much more.
Neunaber Audio has announced the release of its all-new Immerse Mk II, representing the very best in pedal reverberation. Following on the success of its original Immerse pedal, Neunaber has completely redesigned the Mk II from the ground up with all new circuitry, upgraded algorithms and much more.
Notable advancements in the Mk II include:
• New Mix control adjustable from 100% dry to 100% wet
• Upgraded W3T reverb algorithm
• All new Sustain effect added
• Significant improvements to most other effects
• New, easier-to-read graphic layout
Like its predecessor, the Mk II features stereo inputs and outputs that can be used mono or stereo. In addition to external Kill Dry and Trails switches, the pedal offers five controls that include Effect Selection, Mix, Depth, and two multi-function controls. Reverb effects include W3T (Version 3 of the Wet algorithm), Plate, Hall, Spring, Sustain, Echo, Detune and Shimmer.
According to company founder, Brian Neunaber, “The Mk II’s new reverb algorithms are some of the best I’ve ever heard and certainly the best I’ve created to date.”
The Immerse Mk II also implements a high-quality buffered bypass. The signal is always buffered whether engaged or bypassed because the last output in the pedal chain should be buffered.
The Mk II is available at selected Neunaber dealers in the US and internationally.
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The pedal is also available direct from Neunaber for $249 at neunaber.net.
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