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$225.00 to $261.00 Price Tier: Standard

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In the Reverb Effects Pedals category, Death By Audio Reverberation Machine is priced in the Standard/Professional range. This is quality gear at a fair price point, suitable for beginners, hobbyists, and pros alike.

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Meet the Death By Audio Reverberation Machine, a standout performer in the realm of digital reverb pedals. This dynamic gear offers a rich tapestry of sound, allowing you to boldly experiment and truly make your mark. With controls for Volume, Altitude, and Reverb Blend, nuances are just a tweak away. Whether you're seeking a light, ethereal tone or a deep, haunting echo, the dual reverb modes – Bright and Dark, have got you covered. This pedal is all about versatility, giving you the power to create a soundscape that's uniquely yours.

Key Features:

Digital reverb pedal
Controls for Volume, Altitude, and Reverb Blend
Two distinct reverb modes: Bright and Dark
Ideal for a wide range of music styles and playing techniques
Durable construction designed to withstand heavy use
Provides a wide range of reverb effects from subtle to extreme
Compact design, ideal for any pedalboard setup

Product specs

Available since	March 2018
Analog	No
Battery Operation	Yes
PSU included	No
input/output configuration	Mono in / mono out

FAQs

What kind of reverb sounds can I expect from the Death By Audio Reverberation Machine?: The Death By Audio Reverberation Machine offers a wide range of reverb sounds, from subtle ambient textures to intense, otherworldly reverbs. It is known for its unique and experimental reverb effects, making it suitable for creative sound exploration.
Does the Death By Audio Reverberation Machine require a power supply?: The pedal can operate on batteries, but it does not include a power supply. For consistent performance, it's recommended to use a standard 9V DC power supply.
Is the Death By Audio Reverberation Machine suitable for live performances?: Yes, the Death By Audio Reverberation Machine is well-suited for live performances, offering robust and versatile reverb effects that can enhance your live sound.
Can the Death By Audio Reverberation Machine be used with instruments other than guitar?: While designed primarily for guitar, the Death By Audio Reverberation Machine can be used with any instrument or audio source that accepts a mono input, allowing for creative applications beyond guitar.
How does the Death By Audio Reverberation Machine differ from other reverb pedals?: The Death By Audio Reverberation Machine stands out due to its unique sound character and the ability to produce extreme reverb effects, making it a favorite among experimental and avant-garde musicians.

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PROS

Unique lo-fi and grime-infused reverb tones
Versatile for creating melancholic, desert-rock, and eerie soundscapes
Can function as a vintage drive or preamp with reverb off
Durable build quality, described as "built like a tank"
Offers both bright and dark modes for varied sonic textures
Features an updated volume pot for extended usable range
Adds characterful drive with a tone-enhancing low-end boost
Inspires experimentation with non-sterile, adventurous reverb sounds

CONS

White noise increases with volume, may not suit all setups
Tone switch offers limited tonal variation
Managing reverb amount and output volume simultaneously can be challenging
Mix of reverb and overdrive may introduce unwanted noise

Critic Reviews

Death By Audio Reverberation Machine Review | Delicious Audio

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Death By Audio's Reverberation Machine is a reverb pedal that defies traditional expectations, offering a unique blend of shimmering highs and cavernous lows. Its versatility shines with an "Altitude" control that adds gain, transforming tones from chime-like clarity to haunting echoes. The pedal's original design and expressive soundscapes are reminiscent of other Death By Audio creations, making it a powerful tool for musicians seeking more than conventional reverb effects. While it may not suit purists looking for classic reverb emulations, it's a standout for those craving sonic exploration.

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Death By Audio Reverberation Machine review on pedal-of-the-day.com

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The Death By Audio Reverberation Machine offers a unique blend of classic reverb and innovative features, such as the Altitude knob, which adds gain to the signal for a warm drive. The pedal allows extensive wet/dry signal blending and has two EQ modes, Bright Sunshine and Dark Star, enhancing its versatility. While the pedal excels in creating "synthetic atmospheres" and is a treat for fans of multi-use pedals, it might not appeal to purists seeking traditional reverb sounds. Overall, it's a creative tool that caters to those looking to experiment with reverb effects beyond the conventional.

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melody_maker

417

over 1 year ago

Digital Monster

The bright mode isn't going to give you that classic drip sound (if that’s what you’re looking for) but it has its own very nice twinkly trails. It can easily get you a psychedelic, surf, spaghetti western-like feel.

The dark mode sounds fantastic. It opens up your guitar signal with a warmness I’m not sure I’ve heard before with a reverb pedal. Also, when cranked it basically becomes Godzilla.

The altitude knob is badass and all and could definitely allow you to free some space on your board by replacing an OD or preamp pedal, but I usually prefer it just slightly engaged in my setup. I typically run overdrives after reverb anyway to get dirty.

To simply put it, this pedal is a monster. Without a doubt.

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Singer Guitarist Bassist

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Alternative rock Indie rock Psychedelic rock

paul_grimm

201

over 1 year ago

WET AND SPOOKY

I have a NAMM 2018 version of this pedal and i absolutly love it! Love it on bass, Guitar, Upright bass, Synth.

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Bassist

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Rock Folk, World, & Country Experimental rock

alexander_willywonka...

over 10 years ago

Unconventional but still versatile

Be careful with the middle knob (triangle) as it is a gain knob. i usually leave mine at 5 because past noon it can be harmful to your speakers. Very nice experimental sound.

luxiu

44626

9 years ago over 9 years ago

Hi, Alex! I wanted to ask you about other pedal in your collection: do you still own the Waveland? I wanted to know your impression, I'm interested about it just for the phasing, I would appreciate your review (by now I have a Script Phase 90 and a MOD-5, the Waveland would solve the two facts for which I have both: the regular size of the MXR for when I don't need the ramp ability of the Dedalo, in the demos the ramping of the Alexander seems to work very nice –even when you cannot tweak its transition as in the old green Keeley Phaser). Cheers!