Hungry Robot releases Stereo Edition of Stargazer dual-channel reverb
July 16, 2026 · 2 sources
Hungry Robot has released a Stereo Edition of its Stargazer dual-channel ambient reverb, reported by Guitar Pedal X on July 16, 20261. The pedal is available now from the Hungry Robot Webstore at $272 plus shipping1. Delicious Audio, which published on July 17, 2026, also lists it at $272 and says it is available from the Hungry Robot webstore and retailers such as Perfect Circuit2.
The Stargazer is a reverb pedal in a landscape-style 1590BB enclosure with independent Blue and Red channels that can be switched on the fly1. Guitar Pedal X reports that this iteration adds trails, full wet/dry blend and full stereo signal processing for the first time, and that it can run mono in, stereo out when only one input is used1. Delicious Audio describes the pedal as a dual-channel ambient reverb that takes the bones of the 2014 original and gives it a serious update, and reports that the two channels are independently voiced and can be stacked in parallel2. It also reports that each channel has its own drive stage and a three-band EQ2.
Guitar Pedal X lists four controls1:
| Control | Function |
|---|---|
| MIX | Blend between wet and dry; can be 100 percent wet, with wet and dry at equal weight at 12 o'clock |
| DECAY | Amount of decay and reverb length; can go to near self-oscillation when maxed |
| SPARKLE | Octave-up effect applied only to the reverb signal, added post feedback |
| MOD | Swirly pitch bending on the reverb signal; can get wobbly at high levels |
On Sparkle, Guitar Pedal X writes that it is not to be confused with shimmer, because shimmer sits in the feedback loop and arpeggiates, while this is added after the feedback1. Delicious Audio describes Sparkle as blending an octave-up voice into the reverb signal, a cleaner octave that sits on top of the verb, and describes Mod as adding modulation and pitch bending from subtle warbles to full cosmic wobble2.
"This latest iteration of the Stargazer features trails, full wet/dry blend, and full stereo signal processing for the first time!"
Guitar Pedal X writes that European availability is expected through Joe's Pedals and Effekt Boutique1.