Fuzzlord releases Doom Dweller V2 reverb with three modes

February 19, 2026 · 2 sources

Fuzzlord Effects has released the Doom Dweller V2, a reverb pedal that expands the original one-knob Doom Dweller into a multi-mode design, the maker announced. Delicious Audio reported the release on Feb. 19, 2026¹.

The pedal offers three reverb modes: Cavern, Modulated and Shimmer². Fuzzlord describes Cavern as "a long, cavernous reverb built to create immense physical space around your playing," Modulated as "a shorter, spring-inspired reverb with a classic feel and modern control," and Shimmer as "an expansive ambient reverb that feeds an octave up feedback loop into the decay"². The maker says Modulated "is directly based on the original Doom Dweller"².

Four controls cover the modes. Reverb sets decay length, Tone sets filtering and frequency response with behavior that changes by mode, and Mix balances dry and wet from 100 percent dry to 100 percent wet². Shift adds "sub-octave weight, modulation, or octave-up shimmer depending on the active reverb mode"². Fuzzlord says the signal path pairs an analog dry signal with a digital reverb engine².

The Doom Dweller V2 is listed at $225 and marked in stock on Fuzzlord's site². Delicious Audio reports three footswitches, with the right one for bypass and the left one cycling modes, and notes the third switch's function is not stated in the text it reviewed¹. The pedal sits among Fuzzlord's other reverb pedals and effects.