The Draume artificial reverb is a chemistry set for granular ambience. There's a Hall mode (sweet and sounding almost like a normal reverb), a Metal mode (ominous and reminiscent of rusty spring tanks and plates) and a Grain mode that's well: something other as it randomly plays snippets from the memory. Why all the knobs? In addition to the expected controls, there's AM (random vibrato), FM (random tremolo) Texture (a unique, fuzzy distortion) and the Clock knob that controls the fidelity, speed of the grains and overall decay. (It can get nice and lo-fi.)
The left footswitch freezes the reverb and when in Trail mode, you can kick off the bypass and you have a drone, then turn the Clock knob to adjust pitch up/down two octaves depending on where the Clock was initially set.
Sounds really nice to put it in front of a normal reverb, especially in Grain mode. If unfamiliar with the pedal I'd advise you watch the video to get a feel for this thing.
Has a nick in the front face plate as well as minor tarnish on the copper.
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