Elevate your sonic landscape with the Neunaber White Out Immerse Mk II, a sophisticated reverb effects pedal that seamlessly blends studio-quality sound with unmatched versatility. Designed for musicians who crave precision and depth, this pedal offers eight distinct reverb effects, including the innovative "W3T" and Sustain, ensuring that your creative possibilities are limitless. Whether you're strumming an acoustic guitar, shredding on an electric, or experimenting with a keyboard, the Immerse Mk II delivers a reverb experience that is both immersive and dynamic.

Engineered with user-friendliness in mind, the pedal's intuitive design means no manual is required—just plug in and play. For those seeking a larger-than-life reverb, the stereo outputs deliver expansive soundscapes, while the option to sum a stereo input to mono ensures compatibility with any setup. The Immerse Mk II retains your dry signal in its purest analog form, minimizing noise and eliminating latency. Plus, its power flexibility allows it to work with standard 9V or 12V pedal power supplies, or a 100mA output on a power brick, catering to various performance environments.

Key Features:

• Eight versatile reverb effects, including "W3T" and Sustain
• Stereo outputs for expansive sound or mono summing for single amp setups
• Retains pure analog dry signal for low noise and zero latency
• Compatible with 9V or 12V pedal power supplies
• Easy-to-use interface with no manual required

Product specs

FAQs

What makes the Neunaber White Out Immerse Mk II suitable for the end of a signal chain?

The Neunaber White Out Immerse Mk II features high-quality buffered bypass, which preserves your tone when placed at the end of your signal chain, ensuring minimal signal loss.

Can the Neunaber White Out Immerse Mk II be used in a stereo setup?

Yes, the Neunaber White Out Immerse Mk II supports both mono and stereo configurations, with inputs and outputs available for each setup.

Does the Neunaber White Out Immerse Mk II have a trails feature?

Yes, the Neunaber White Out Immerse Mk II includes a trails switch, allowing reverb tails to continue after the pedal is bypassed for a more natural decay.

What power supply is required for the Neunaber White Out Immerse Mk II?

The Neunaber White Out Immerse Mk II requires a standard 9V DC power supply with a center-negative connector and a minimum of 100mA current.

Is the dry signal on the Neunaber White Out Immerse Mk II analog or digital?

The Neunaber White Out Immerse Mk II features an analog dry signal path, ensuring low noise and zero latency for your original tone.