Poly Effects Verbs Convolution Reverb Pedal

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Your sonic journey can transcends into amazing spaces. Have you ever wondered how your guitar or synth would sound within the hallowed walls of the Pantheon in Rome or amidst the acoustics of a nuclear reactor hall, a cave, or even the illustrious London Palladium? Well, wonder no more, because Verbs from Poly Effects will offer you just that. With a grand total of 48 presets at your disposal, each offering a unique auditory experience, you'll embark on a voyage of sonic exploration like never before. Eight of these presets can be customised with your own captured spaces, providing endless creative possibilities. Rest assured, Verbs maintains zero latency on your dry signal and retains analogue dry-through, ensuring your original sound remains untouched. But that's not all – Verbs offers meticulously accurate reproductions of vintage gear, including EMT140 plates, springs, 480L, and even an oil can unit. Fine-tune your tone with precise sliders that offer a staggering 4096 values per slider. And for those who like to take control, presets and parameters can be adjusted effortlessly via MIDI. Dive into the "Pool Of The Blackstar," where unique audio realms await, including the longest reverb in the world, masonic acoustic lenses, and captivating sound sculptures. Venture into the "Capricornia Caves," where you'll encounter caves and cavernous industrial structures, from nuclear reactor halls to towering cooling towers and enigmatic railway tunnels. Experience the sacred acoustics of the "Santa Lucia Basilica," where religious buildings, including the nearly two-millennia-old Pantheon of Rome, await your sonic exploration. Delve into the world of "Echo Plates," where vintage analogue reverb plate devices like the legendary EMT140 are yours to command. And that's not all – "Analog Devices" beckon, offering vintage analogue reverb springs and oil can units, encompassing amp-style and outboard studio gear. Get lost in the enchanting textures of "Irregular Verbs," fe