Nobels announces REV-mini stereo reverb pedal

August 1, 2026 · 5 sources

Nobels has announced the REV-mini, a mini reverb pedal, with the maker's site listing it as coming soon¹. The maker's product page gives an approximate first delivery of early November²³. Gearnews reported on August 14 that the pedal is due out later this year and called it Nobels' first mini reverb⁴. Guitar Pedal X, writing on August 18, said it ships from mid-October and is available for pre-order on Thomann⁵. The maker's own page gives only the approximate early November date²³.

The REV-mini is a reverb pedal built around a 32-bit DSP processor with a 48 kHz sampling rate, according to Nobels²³. It has three reverb modes: Spring, shown by a green LED; Plate, shown by a red LED; and Hall, shown by a blue LED²³. Holding the footswitch engages the Xtra function, which provides either Freeze, which holds the reverb tail indefinitely, or Shimmer, which adds octaved overtones²³. Gearnews describes the mode selector as a three-way mini toggle⁴.

Controls are Size, Blend and Tone, and the knobs have glow-in-the-dark pointer markings²³⁴. Inputs and outputs are TRS and can be set to mono or stereo²³⁴. A switch on the back selects true bypass or buffered bypass²³⁴. The pedal has a metal housing and four fold-out Mounty-P mounting plates built in²³. It runs on a stabilized 9 V DC supply, draws under 100 mA and does not include a power supply²³.

Gearnews listed the REV-mini at $93.00 and said units were due in 11 to 14 weeks⁴. Guitar Pedal X listed the stereo models at $99⁵. Nobels' own pages give no price²³.