Crazy Tube Circuits launches Mirage dual reverb workstation

July 1, 2025 · 3 sources

Crazy Tube Circuits announced the Mirage Dual Reverb Workstation on July 1, 2025, a reverb pedal built around two independent reverb engines¹².

Each engine draws on 16 algorithms, split into a vintage/classic bank and an ambient/experimental bank¹. MusicRadar lists Room, Hall, Plate, Cathedral and Spring among the classic sounds, alongside a Springier mode modeled on outboard units and studio tanks, an Inchindown mode inspired by Scottish oil tanks, Gated, modulated, four Shimmer modes, Repeater, Frozen Hall and Infinite². Guitar Pedal X notes the pedal has no reverse mode¹.

Routing options include mono in stereo out, stereo, series, separate channels and a send/return loop between the engines for inserting other pedals between the reverb stages¹. Each side has Volume, Mix, Voice, Swell and Excite controls, with a shift button to toggle between them¹³. The footswitches can switch each channel independently or control Swell and Excite, and there is an assignable external expression pedal input¹. Internal switches set routing, true or trails bypass, and kill-dry¹. The signal path is analog dry, with click-less relay true bypass or buffered bypass with trails¹.

MusicRadar reported the Mirage available now². MusicRadar said CTC describes the pedal as a "modular reverb system without the complexity"².