Electronic Audio Experiments releases Scattering multi-tap stereo reverb

August 1, 2026 · 1 sources

Electronic Audio Experiments lists Scattering as "Version 1 (August 2026) Original release," with firmware V1.0 dated the same month¹. The maker describes it as "a stereo reverb built around networks of tapped delay lines"¹.

The pedal uses analog/digital hybrid processing at 24 bit with a variable sample rate, paired with analog filtering and emphasis, plus a high headroom analog dry path and mixer¹. The maker states the I/O and analog/digital processing are true stereo, "a first within our catalog"¹. Four modes are each described as permutations of the MN3011 bucket brigade device¹. Digital control runs on a 32-bit processor system, with full MIDI implementation for all parameters, 16 preset slots (3 on the front panel, the rest via MIDI), a CTRL jack for MIDI, expression and CV input, an assignable multi-mode LFO with periodic and random waveforms, and firmware updates via MIDI Sysex¹.

Controls include Space, Mix, Preamp, Filter, Dwell, and LFO Rate/Amount, with Mode and Wave buttons and two footswitches¹. The Aux footswitch can jump between two knob settings in Morph mode or scroll the first three presets in Preset mode¹. Bypass is electronic, with buffered or Trails modes¹.

The maker lists a sale price of $320.00 against an original price of $399.00, and the page shows the pedal as "Temporarily Unavailable"¹. The standard finish is textured black with multicolor print¹. Scattering sits alongside the site's other reverb pedals¹.