JHS Pedals Alpine Reverb

Highly tweak-able, versatile and inspiring reverb effects pedal that features two footswitches. The left footswitch turns the pedal On/Off and the right footswitch is the "Shift" footswitch. The "Reverb" control is essentially a wet/dry mix knob that lets user set the perfect balance and feel to how saturated the effect feels. The "Highs" control functions like a high-pass filter. Highs roll off and let user darken or brighten the overall effect when it is engaged. The "Highs" control plays a big part in the actual feel of the reverb, how it decays, and how it reacts in the overall rig. The "Depth" control adjusts the size or space of the reverb. The "Length" control adjusts the tails/decay time of the overall reverb. The "Shift" knob is possibly the most useful of them all as it basically allows two settings on the fly. When the "shift' footswitch is engaged on the right, it also engages the "Shift" knob that is a second "Reverb" control. This allows for setting the standard "Reverb" control to one setting and the "Shift" to another for on the fly adjustment between two preset sounds. The pedal has two top-mounted 6.3mm input/output jacks like most pedals. On the left side there is also a TRS EFX Loop jack that allows for inserting any pedal or effect unit within the reverb signal itself for infinitely tweak-able sounds. The pedal uses a high quality buffered bypass that restores lost signal by correcting impedance and driving the load of the signal to the amp. Using buffered bypass also allows for "Trails." Trails is the feature that lets the reverb signal to gradually trail off when (instead of cutting off abruptly) turning the pedal off. This pedal requires standard 9V DC Negative power, consumes about 100mA, and measures 119 x 94 x 30 mm.