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Universal Audio UAFX Evermore Studio Reverb

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In the Reverb Effects Pedals category, Universal Audio UAFX Evermore Studio Reverb 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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Introducing the Universal Audio UAFX Evermore Studio Reverb Guitar Effects Pedal, a compact and reliable stompbox that offers you the chance to explore the mesmerizing world of vintage digital ambience. This pedal is built upon the award-winning algorithms found in UA's flagship Golden Reverberator and gives you the iconic late-'70s early-digital ambient trails and modulations right at your feet. With an array of vintage-style controls and three classic digital programs, you can sculpt the perfect ambience, from subtle to experimental.

Whether you're in the studio or on the stage, the Evermore Studio Reverb delivers reliable performance and timeless UA design. The switchable true/trails bypass, short/long Pre-delay switch, and analog dry through ensure your journey through the vintage digital beyond is safe and enjoyable. Plug into the Evermore Studio Reverb and experience the grainy ambient trails and mesmerizing modulations of the iconic late-'70s early-digital era.

Key Features:

Authentic emulation of a vintage digital studio hardware, in a compact stompbox
Bit-for-bit emulations of iconic Room, Small Hall, or Large Hall programs
Vintage-correct Bass, Mid, and Treble decay lines
Mod control for lush, grainy "early-digital" textures
Selectable true/trails bypass, short/long Pre-delay, analog dry through
Timeless UA design and craftsmanship, built for years of performance
USB Type-C for updates via computer
Power supply via 9 V DC power supply unit, Centre negative (not included)
Power consumption: min. 250 mA

Product specs

Pedal Type	Reverb
Analog/Digital	Digital
Effects	Room, Small Hall, Large Hall
Inputs	1 x 1/4"
Outputs	1 x 1/4"
USB	1 x USB-C (updates)
True Bypass	Yes, switchable to Trails mode
Software	UAFX Control App
Power Source	9V DC (250mA) power supply (sold separately)
Height	2.29"
Width	2.58"
Depth	4.75"
Weight	0.65 lbs.

FAQs

What types of reverb effects does the Universal Audio UAFX Evermore Studio Reverb pedal offer?: The Universal Audio UAFX Evermore Studio Reverb pedal provides three types of reverb effects: Room, Small Hall, and Large Hall, allowing for a wide range of ambient soundscapes.
Can the Universal Audio UAFX Evermore Studio Reverb pedal be used in true bypass mode?: Yes, the pedal features a true bypass mode, which can be switched to Trails mode if you prefer the reverb effect to naturally decay after the pedal is turned off.
Is the Universal Audio UAFX Evermore Studio Reverb pedal compatible with the UAFX Control App?: Yes, the pedal is compatible with the UAFX Control App, which allows for additional control and customization of the reverb settings.
What power supply does the Universal Audio UAFX Evermore Studio Reverb pedal require?: The pedal requires a 9V DC power supply with at least 250mA, which is sold separately.
How can I update the firmware of the Universal Audio UAFX Evermore Studio Reverb pedal?: Firmware updates can be performed via the USB-C port on the pedal, ensuring you have the latest features and improvements.

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PROS

Hall reverb sounds natural and smooth
Adjustable eq'd decay allows fine-tuning of sound
Small hall setting is particularly well-executed
Offers a similar feel to high-quality studio equipment
TrueBypass provides a significant sound change, offering versatility
Can function as an overdrive for unique distorted sounds
Works well with other overdrives and delays, adding extra brightness
Lighter than comparable pedals, ideal for travel

CONS

Lacks a stereo option, limiting its versatility
TrueBypass may alter sound too much for some users

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Compared to Chase Bliss CXM 1978, the Evermore offers Room and Hall modes for a fraction of the price, appealing to mono rig users seeking simplicity.
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The Evermore is noted as a budget-friendly alternative for those who appreciate Lexicon-style reverb effects, providing a similar sound at a lower cost.
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Users found it easier to achieve expansive reverb on the Evermore with the Mix knob set between 10 and 12 o'clock, compared to the Immerse which required higher settings.
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Owners transitioning from the RV-6 to the Immerse noted improved clarity and a more usable tone knob sweep, but found the Evermore's sound equally appealing.
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The Evermore is favored for "set and forget, always on" reverb applications, highlighting its reliability in consistent tonal delivery.
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Combining the Evermore with the Cloudburst's Ensemble mode can create unique, expansive soundscapes, ideal for dramatic musical settings.
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Users highlight the pedal's natural sound, especially in small hall and room settings, making it ideal for creating subtle, authentic reverb environments.
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The pedal lacks a typical "vintage" sound, making it less suitable for those specifically seeking vintage reverb tones.
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The Evermore's 3-band decay section allows quick dialing of settings from subtle to infinite, enhancing its versatility for various reverb intensities.
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Unlike larger UAFX pedals, the Evermore includes a physical switch for bypass mode, eliminating the need for an app, simplifying its usability.
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Price reductions make the Evermore more attractive compared to its original retail price, enhancing its appeal to budget-conscious buyers.
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Owners have acquired the Evermore for under $100 through special promotions, finding it a cost-effective entry into high-quality reverb tones.
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Some users are considering purchasing a second Evermore pedal to experiment with stereo setups, indicating satisfaction with its performance.
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Critic Reviews

Universal Audio UAFX Evermore Studio Reverb pedal review | MusicRadar

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The Universal Audio UAFX Evermore Studio Reverb pedal offers an affordable taste of the revered Lexicon 224 sounds, delivering a versatile array of reverb options. It excels with its rich tonal controls, allowing players to mix subtle room sounds with expansive hall effects. However, the absence of stereo output and the limited predelay control may deter those seeking more expansive functionality, especially in live settings. While it stands out for its sound quality, competitors like the Golden Reverberator provide superior features for a bit more investment. In short, it’s a great entry point for reverb enthusiasts, but seasoned players might find it lacking in essential controls.

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