EBS releases DynaVerb Limited Spring Edition reverb pedal
June 1, 2023 · 2 sources
EBS Professional Bass Equipment has unveiled its newest pedal, the DynaVerb Limited Spring Edition, the Swedish maker said on June 5, 20231. The pedal is a reverb for bass that EBS says can also be used with guitar, keyboard and vocals1.
The DynaVerb carries three new reverb effects, Reversed, Gated and Spring-type, plus three Hall and three Room reverbs1. Its processing is 24-bit digital1. A review in Bass Gear Magazine describes the Hall reverbs as ranging from a 1.5-second small space to seven seconds of cathedral-style decay, and gives the sampling frequency as 48kHz2. The same review lists the controls as reverb depth, tone, a type switch and a secondary modes switch2. EBS says an internal switch lets the pedal run in parallel mode1.
EBS gives the weight as 245g (0.54 lb.), down from 400g on the previous version1. The pedal requires 9-18V DC power1. EBS says both this pedal and the relaunched UniChorus have a battery option but that it strongly recommends an external power supply1. Bass Gear Magazine lists the DynaVerb at $349 in the USA, with 80 mA maximum draw and true bypass2. EBS says the pedals are available from June 20231.
At the same time, EBS said it will relaunch the UniChorus Studio Edition as a Rev 2 version, with the same features as before and weight reduced from 400g to 235g (0.51 lb.)1. That pedal takes 9-12V DC power1. Bass Gear Magazine lists it at $349 in the USA2.
"The new DynaVerb is created for bass but can enhance any instrument from guitar to keyboard and even vocals with its studio-quality sound in full range."