Crazy Tube Circuits Mirage

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Ethereal reflections. Infinite spaces. Total control.

Mirage is a creative reverb platform built for guitarists, synth players, and sound designers who want studio-grade depth and hands-on performance in one compact unit.

At its core are two fully independent reverb engines, each with its own set of controls and access to 16 meticulously crafted algorithms, organized into two intuitive banks. Choose from natural classics like plate, spring, cathedral, or push into ambient territory with shimmer, modulation, infinite sustain, and more.

Mirage adapts to any rig. Run engines in series for immersive, layered reverbs. Split them left and right for stereo processing. Use them as independent reverbs in a dual mono setup, or insert pedals between them using the dedicated send and return loop. It’s a modular reverb system without the complexity.

With real-time control via footswitches and expression input, Mirage invites live interaction, trigger swells, shift shimmer textures, or freeze trails on the fly. Internal switches let you fine-tune bypass behavior, kill dry, and signal routing to match your setup.

Whether you're crafting cinematic ambience, adding subtle dimension, or building massive evolving soundscapes, Mirage delivers space that inspires on pedalboards, synths, and mixing desks alike.

A more compact, single-engine version is also on the horizon for those who don’t need stereo routing or dual reverb engines.

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Power	9V
Bypass	true bypass, buffered bypass
Analog/Digital	digital, hybrid
Mono/Stereo	mono, stereo

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“A creative reverb platform built for guitarists, synth players, and sound designers who want studio-grade depth”: With dual reverb engines, 16 algorithms, Crazy Tube Circuits’ Mirage is one serious reverb pedal with no menu-diving required | MusicRadar

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Crazy Tube Circuits' Mirage reverb pedal is a versatile powerhouse, perfect for both guitarists and synth players. With dual reverb engines and 16 distinct algorithms, it offers everything from classic room and hall reverbs to quirky modes like Springier and Inchindown. The pedal shines with its range of ambient textures, making it ideal for creating lush soundscapes. However, its plethora of features might be overwhelming for those seeking straightforward simplicity. At €325, it’s a robust investment for serious musicians looking for depth without the hassle of menu diving.

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Crazy Tube Circuits Mirage: Infinite Reverb Spaces - gearnews.com

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Crazy Tube Circuits' Mirage reverb pedal dazzles with its dual-engine system and 16 algorithms, offering expansive options from classic to ambient textures. Musicians can indulge in creative soundscapes, thanks to features like shimmer, modulation, and infinite sustain, all while maintaining an analog-dry signal path for superior sound quality. Its modular design allows for versatile routing possibilities, and real-time control through footswitches and expression input makes it a dynamic tool for live performances. At €325, it's a steal for such an expansive feature set. However, its complexity might intimidate those seeking straightforward reverb solutions. Overall, a top choice for adventurous sound designers.

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