WE LIVE IN AN AMBIENT WORLD... The Mercury7's reverb sound will transport your connected guitars and synthesizers into a grand sonic world. Inspired by the 1982 Bladerunner film track, this reverb sound features a variety of functions including modulation, pitch vectors, and ambient swell. It has a simple design, taking into consideration ease of use as a guitar pedal. In addition, the Pitch Vector function, which allows you to adjust the pitch while imitating the sound reflected in the intra-tank (chamber), adds further color to the reverb sound. High Headroom... Connecting a guitar pedal to a synthesizer is a common technique, but can cause clipping if the synthesizer has a high output level. Meris pedals have a high input level of +12.5dBu, and are versatile enough to handle inputs of various levels. In addition, the low floor noise of -115dB reproduces even the nuances of the reverb tail without any loss. You can listen to the sound on the manufacturer's product page and official YouTube channel. *Product Features* Wet/Dry mix is digitally controlled by analog circuitry. High and low frequency damping controls. Auto swell function (controllable by footswitch). - Stereo input and output - True bypass or buffered bypass selectable - Input and output levels selectable between instrument level and synth/line level - Control of all parameters using an expression pedal - Preset Switch, preset saving function using MIDI - MIDI input and output via Exp jack (TRS)・External tap tempo connection possible ・24-bit AD/DA, 32-bit float advanced DSP processing capability ・High-quality input section using JFET ・Designed and built in Los Angeles, California USA A/DD/A conversion: 48kHz 24bit DSP: 32-bit float Input impedance: 1MΩ S/N ratio: 115dB Maximum input level: +9dBu (instrument input mode), +12.5dBu (synth line input mode) Power supply: 9V DC, center negative, 2.1mm Current consumption: 150mA Size (W x D x H): Approx. 108 x 114 x 50 mm Weight: approx. 414g
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