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Description
Unleash your creativity with the Source Audio Collider, an innovative blend of delay and reverb effects that allows musicians to design complex soundscapes in seconds. This powerful pedal brings together 12 standout effects from Source Audio's award-winning Nemesis Delay and Ventris Dual Reverb, all housed in one compact unit.
The Collider's intuitive control surface allows for a seamless mix-and-match of any two-engine combination of delay and reverb. Thanks to the dual footswitches, you can individually control each effect, making it a perfect choice for live performances.
The Collider doesn't stop at the basics. It offers an exceptional collection of rich, spacious tones, including realistic reproductions of vintage Analog, Tape, and Oil Can Delays. Classic models of Spring and Plate Reverb, as well as natural replications of large and small acoustic spaces, are all within your reach. Plus, with intriguing "unnatural" tones such as a tripped-out Reverse Delay and an other-worldly Shimmer Reverb, the possibilities are endless.
The Collider is powered by dual 56-bit DSP processors, bringing you studio-grade effects and experimental potential. The pedal also supports complete MIDI functionality and is compatible with expression pedals, offering greater control over your sound.
Key Features:
- 12 unique delay and reverb effects
- Dual 56-bit DSP processors for studio-grade effects
- Intuitive interface with individual footswitch control for each effect
- Complete MIDI functionality for advanced control
- Compatible with expression pedals for enhanced functionality
- Offers a unique combination of classic and "unnatural" tones
- Can store up to 8 user presets onboard and 120 presets via MIDI program change
- Universal bypass allows for buffered or relay-based true bypass options
- Analog Dry Through allows the dry signal to pass through unaffected
- Stereo In/Out can be used for Mono, Stereo, and Dual Mono.
Product specs
| Pedal Type | Delay, Reverb |
| Analog/Digital | Digital |
| Presets | 8 User Presets Onboard, 120 User Presets via MIDI |
| Effects | 5 x Delays, 7 x Reverbs |
| Max Delay Time | 2.6 seconds |
| Inputs | 2 x 1/4" |
| Outputs | 2 x 1/4" |
| MIDI I/O | In/Thru |
| Other I/O | 1 x 1/8" (control), 1 x 1/4" (expression) |
| USB | 1 x Mini-B |
| True Bypass | Yes, Switchable to Analog Buffered |
| Power Source | 9V DC negative center power supply (included) |
| Power Usage | 280mA |
| Height | 2" |
| Width | 4.5" |
| Depth | 4.5" |
| Weight | 1 lbs. |
FAQs
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Does the Source Audio Collider support both delay and reverb effects simultaneously?
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Yes, the Source Audio Collider can run both delay and reverb effects simultaneously, allowing for complex soundscapes and enhanced creativity in your performances.
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How many presets can I store on the Source Audio Collider?
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The Source Audio Collider allows you to store 8 user presets onboard and up to 120 user presets via MIDI for extensive customization and flexibility.
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What types of delay and reverb effects are available on the Source Audio Collider?
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The Source Audio Collider offers 5 types of delay and 7 types of reverb, providing a wide range of sonic possibilities to suit various musical styles and preferences.
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Is the Source Audio Collider compatible with MIDI devices?
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Yes, the Source Audio Collider features MIDI In/Thru connections, allowing integration with MIDI devices for expanded control and preset management.
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Can I use an expression pedal with the Source Audio Collider?
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Yes, the Source Audio Collider has an expression pedal input, enabling real-time control over various parameters for dynamic performance adjustments.
Videos
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Collider Delay+Reverb: Official Source Audio Demo
Collider Delay+Reverb: Official Source Audio Demo
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Source Audio Collider Stereo Delay+Reverb Pedal Demo
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Reviews
PROS
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High-quality delay and reverb engines, comparable to more expensive units
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Dual DSP engine allows for versatile configurations (Reverb+Delay, Dual Reverb, etc.)
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Compact size with extensive features: MIDI, stereo, presets
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Easy to navigate and use, with intuitive controls and desktop UI
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True Analog Dry Through preserves original signal
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Flexible routing options for complex setups
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Great for live use with easy preset access and clear engine indication
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Compatible with external tap tempo switches for precise control
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Neuro app unlocks deep customization and preset management
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Well-built and visually appealing
CONS
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Reverbs may lack warmth for some users, sounding too hifi or thin
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User interface can be challenging in live situations without toggling between delay and reverb settings
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Requires external footswitch for easiest tap tempo use
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Some users reported compatibility issues with certain phones for the app
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Limited algorithm selection compared to some competitors
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Input/output jacks on sides may not suit all pedalboard layouts
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Cannot "trail" when switching between algorithms
Owner Insights
We analyzed real musician discussions from forums and Reddit to find what players love, question, and tweak about Source Audio Collider.
Use cases and applications
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Owners appreciate using reverb into reverb settings, such as True Spring into Plate, for rich soundscapes.
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Collider set to parallel mode delivers delay repeats without muddying the reverb tone, maintaining a clear dry signal.
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The oil can delay effect is particularly favored by some users for its unique sound.
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Software and compatibility
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Setting the pedal to parallel mode for analog dry requires the app or complex pedal maneuvering.
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Some users operate the Collider fully MIDI-controlled with devices like the HX Stomp, enhancing versatility without consuming DSP.
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Using an expression pedal and a third-party external switch simultaneously isn't generally feasible, but MIDI plus expression is possible.
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Features and functionality
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Preset use can be cumbersome due to lack of indicators showing physical knob settings.
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Lacks a delay BPM display, a feature available on the Boss DD-200.
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Only three customizable subdivision options on the delay side, which might be limiting for some users.
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Utilizing a dvp4 expression pedal to control mix and decay times showcases the Collider's flexibility in live setups.
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The Collider allows reverb and delay to run in parallel, offering clarity without needing separate pedals and a mixer.
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The Collider's reverse delay with mix maxed and specific settings like Delay Time 254 and Feedback 1 are favored for unique sound textures.
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Users highlight the utility of stereo ins/outs, MIDI, and presets, enabling versatile configurations including Delay -> Reverb setups.
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Build quality
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Jacks on the side instead of back, unlike Boss 200 series, can take up more pedal board space.
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User experience
Critic Reviews
5.0 out of 5
Based on 3 Reviews and 7 Ratings
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It doesn’t get much better
It doesn’t get much better than this for a full featured reverb and delay pedal, which is complemented by the Neuro app in terms of having access to lots of other users’ presets. It does take a fair bit of learning to save and access presets, but even just in manual model I think it’s worth the price of admission, which is admittedly high.
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It's when you think you get it you realize you haven't even poppep up the hood yet.
There's so much going on with this effects unit one could write a whole essay about it.
It's great for guitarists, keyboardists, producers, DJs, in the studio, live... A couple of features makes it stand out from the rest of the market.
First and foremost it's the most underrated feature; this is a Dual DSP engine Reverb and Delay Unit. This means it can be Reverb-and-Reverb, Reverb-and-Delay, Delay and Delay or Delay and Reverb. So it's not "just" a Delay+Reverb pedal.
It's Stereo/Mono/Dual Mono. Routing options make it super flexible as any input can be routed to any DSP engine and either be mixed or have separate mono outs. Makes it super useful for all types of line signal.
It has enough Reverb and Delay modes to suit 99% of needs of 99% of user cases. All the basics are covered and some more exotic modes are also available. Once again, I cannot stress enough howtDual DSP engine allows for effects creation by mixing both signals.
Full-sized MIDI din 5-pin connectors. Collider has In and Thru MIDI ports for connecting to controllers, MIDI clocks... It also has a dedicated 2.5mm tap swtch connector which works with any standard tap switch.
All of these features can eb used by what you see on the pedal itself, but this is only the beginning....
Source Audio Neuro App (for desktop or mobile) unlocks all the hidden settings of the Collider, and allows for much further customisation, exploration and creation. You can download the app and run the free emulator mode to see all the available settings. You can also save way more Presets using the app.
There is very little room for improvement here. The only cons I could think of is I would way much prefer top-mounted jacks, but all Source Audio pedals are side-mounted. Also a time-clock feature would have been nice, to allow other pedals to sync with the Collider without the need for a separate device. Otherwise it's basically a perfect product!
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cleverst Delay + Reverb around
I bought this pedal for the versatile and useful combination of delay + reverb but I could never have imagined the possibilities this pedal gives you.
The pedal is very intuitive to start with, all knobs have double functions (at least) but are easy to adapt to.
What's really mind blowing are the hidden potions. trails, double reverb and especially the routing options. This gives you the possibility to set the collider up as two completely independent pedals. I could imagine so many great ideas how to use this in different setups, it's just awesome. + you can save your presets, even including the routing options.
The sounds are splendid, I can really recommend this pedal! I also looks awesome!
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In this video from TheGigRig official Youtube channel, Daniel Steinhardt is building a new pedalboard for Johnny Marr. The setup includes a Source Audio Collider.
The Source Audio Collider is shown here as part of David's Sob Rock pedalboard.
In this YouTube Video from December 2, 2019, Bill Vencil demonstrates features of the Source Audio Collider pedal.
The Linda Lindas were one of the opening acts for Green Day, Chase Field, Phoenix, AZ., Sep 18, 2024.The photo is a screen cap of Lucia de la Garza's pedal board from a pre concert behind the scenes VIP access video from Facebook (credit:Daniel Flores). The video confirms that the location of the board is on the right side of the stage which is Lucia's preferred setup. Lucia's board has a Source Audio Collider mounted. Video Link: https://www.facebook.com/680558659/videos/1700731217354242/ The board can be seen at the 02:32 mark. For context you can see The Linda Lindas' drumset is visible on the same stage in this video: https://www.facebook.com/680558659/videos/1063933558672441 An earlier version of Lucia's pedal board is shown on the Source Audio artist page with the Collider pedal with this link: https://www.sourceaudio.net/artist-linda-lindas.html
The Linda Lindas were one of the opening acts for Green Day, Chase Field, Phoenix, AZ., Sep 18, 2024.The photo is a screen cap of Bela Salazar's pedal board from a pre concert behind the scenes VIP access video from Facebook (credit:Daniel Flores). The video confirms that the location of the board is on the left side of the stage which is Bela's preferred setup.There is also a shot of her handwritten "player" notes. Bela's board has a Source Audio Collider mounted. Video Link: https://www.facebook.com/680558659/videos/1063933558672441 The board can be seen at the 00:11 mark.
The Source Audio Collider is seen in this photo of Noah in the Open's pedalboard from March 2024
In an interview with "Guitar Hakase," a photo of Yoshimasa Terui's pedal board is shown and labelled, featuring the Source Audio SA263 Collider.
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