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Old Blood Noise Endeavors BL-37 Reverb Variable Clock Effector Pedal Purple and Silver

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What is the BL-37?  Its a reverb.  But a lot more.  A fun reverb.  The fun kind.  Not a low rent reverb.  Let's see what our D.A.N. collective has to say about the ins and outs of the BL-37.
BL-37 is a reverb pedal within our BL line. It features modulation at two points in the reverb trail to give a wandering, lush reverb unlike any of our other reverbs, with a simplified control set. The Clock slider is the key to its magic, moving from a quick, tile-bathroom echo out to a dark, lofi-stretched reverb, unlike any space in existence.
Features include:
Clock to affect the timing of the entire system, moving from quick snappy reverb to long strange tails.
Feedback to lengthen the decay of the reverb and increase the modulation character.
Mix to set effect blend from 100% dry to 100% wet
Volume to set overall volume
Soft-touch bypass footswitch for true bypass and minimal switch noise

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