Parallel delay and reverb processing turns a stereo insert or pair of aux sends into a hands-on space for rhythmic echoes, wide ambience, and self-oscillating textures. Four delay modes move from gritty 8-bit lo-fi repeats to 12-bit classic, tape-like Spacey, and offset ping-pong patterns, while eight reverb algorithms cover small rooms, plates, halls, and a large concert hall.
The digital wet engines run alongside an analog dry path and can operate simultaneously, with a dedicated delay-to-reverb send, hardware kill-dry option, tap tempo, MIDI clock sync, and four quick-recall configuration memories. Stereo or dual-mono 1/4-inch inputs and outputs support levels up to +19 dBu, two assignable 0-5V CV inputs can modulate the main effect parameters, and MIDI control plus SysEx firmware updates extend the desktop processor beyond its front-panel controls.
