In good condition, some wear on pedal and box. Ready to ship, calculated by weight.

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POWER:

9V alkaline dry battery or optional DigiTech PS200R power supply (not included)

SPECIFICATIONS:

Digital 7-mode stereo reverb pedal, input impedance 1 MOhms, output impedance 100 Ohms, input jack, Out 1 (Mono), Out 2, approximately 4 hours battery life, dimensions 4 15/16" (L) x 3 1/8" (W) x 2 1/8" (H), weight 1.38 lbs.

CONTROLS:

Four control knobs that allow you to shape the volume, tone, duration, and type of reverb effect:

Level: This acts as a blend or mix control. It adjusts the output volume of the reverb signal relative to your dry guitar signal. Turning this knob to its maximum position completely removes the dry signal (100% wet), which is useful if you are running the pedal in a parallel effects loop of a mixer.

EQ: This is a tone control specifically for the reverb effect. It boosts or cuts high frequencies, allowing you to make the reverb sound brighter and crisp or darker and warmer.

Decay: This determines the length of the reverb "tail." Rotating it clockwise increases the time it takes for the reverb sound to fade away.

Type: This is a 7-position rotary switch used to select one of the seven available reverb models listed below:

• Room: Simulates the acoustics of a small to medium-sized room for subtle ambience.
• Plate: Emulates classic mechanical plate reverb units, often used to add "shimmer" to vocals and drums.
• Hall: Creates the expansive, long-decaying sound of a large concert hall.
• Church: Offers a very large, highly resonant reverb with a massive tail.
• Gated: A reverb effect that cuts off abruptly, famously used for 80s-style "big" snare sounds. VERY COOL!
• Reverse: Produces a unique effect where the reverb swells in before the dry signal, popular in shoegaze and ambient music.
• Spring: Mimics the "drip" and rattle of mechanical spring reverb tanks found in vintage guitar amplifiers.