NativeAudio Buffalo Days multi-reverb pedal covered in Delicious Audio overview

July 11, 2023 · 2 sources

Delicious Audio published an overview of the NativeAudio Buffalo Days on July 11, 2023, describing it as "a compact, streamlined multi-mode reverb pedal"¹. The article attributes the pedal to NativeAudio, which it calls "a US pedal company owned and run by a Native American engineer called Mike Trombley"¹.

The Buffalo Days is a reverb pedal with four algorithms: hall, plate, room and spring²¹. Delicious Audio reports that the four reverb types, "inherited from the more sophisticated Ghost Ridge reverb," are switched via the central knob¹. NativeAudio describes the voices as hall, a medium-to-large space with warmer reflections; plate, a medium-to-large space with brighter reflections; room, a small space with warmer reflections; and spring, a small-to-medium space with spring-like dynamics².

Two knobs on top of the pedal control mix and depth, with mix controlling the overall mix of the signal and depth controlling the decay and amount of reflections². Delicious Audio notes that the mix control lets through the analog dry signal¹. NativeAudio lists analog dry in bypass and when the effect is engaged, optional reverb trails, and a smart switching system for latching or momentary operation². The bypass switch turns the effect on and off, or toggles trails during power up².

NativeAudio lists top-mounted instrument and power jacks to save pedal board space². Neither the maker's page nor the Delicious Audio article gives a price.