The Death By Audio Infinity Verb is a compact digital stereo reverb pedal from Death By Audio, released in November 2025 as one of the pedals in Reverb.com's 2025 Blackout Event1. Its defining feature is the Infinity footswitch: instead of simply switching the effect on and off, it freezes your reverb tail into a sustained, evolving soundscape you can play over2.
Guitar Pedal X's Stefan Karlsson described it as "a really cool take on a compact Reverb - with full stereo routing"3. The pedal carried a list price of $2493.
The controls
The Infinity Verb keeps its control set minimal: three knobs, a 3-way mode switch, and dual footswitches2.
| Control | What it does |
|---|---|
| TIME | Adjustes the decay from a short room to a vast cavern2 |
| MIX | Balances your dry signal with the effect2 |
| FILTER | Shapes the reverb's tone, darkening it for a smooth blend or brightening it for more presence2 |
The pedal also includes a low pass filter alongside its dual footswitches1. Pedal of the Day summed up the knob set: with just MIX, TIME, and FILTER, "you can shape everything from subtle ambience to cavernous atmospheres"4.
The three Infinity modes
The 3-way Infinity Mode switch chooses how the sound is frozen2. Guitar Pedal X lists the modes as Loop Only, Capture & Loop, and Self-Oscillate1, and Pedal of the Day describes what each one does4:
- Mode 1 (Loop Only): Silences the input while sustaining the loop, so only the frozen reverb pad is heard.
- Mode 2 (Capture & Loop): Allows new reverberations to continue over the loop, so you can keep playing on top of the frozen tail.
- Mode 3 (Self-Oscillate): Pushes the effect into self-oscillating infinite feedback, swelling into an overwhelming wall of sound.
Guitar Pedal X's year-end coverage characterizes the Infinity switch's range as feedback, oscillation, shimmer, and wall of noise territory3.
The Infinity footswitch
The Infinity footswitch is the pedal's defining feature. As Delicious Audio's Paolo De Gregorio put it2:
The Infinity footswitch holds the key to the pedal's sustained soundscapes, and at $249 the Infinity Verb sits in Death By Audio's typical price territory3.
Its behavior is customizable: a switch sets it for latching (on/off) or momentary (hold-to-sustain) operation2. In latching mode, stepping on the switch starts the freeze and a second press stops it; in momentary mode, the sustained sound lasts only as long as you hold the switch down, which suits swells and accents.
Stereo routing and setup
The Infinity Verb is a full stereo reverberator using TRS ports1. Internal DIP switches offer further refinement, letting you configure the pedal for mono or stereo input2, so it fits both a simple mono board and a stereo rig.
The Endless Soundscape limited release
A variant of the pedal, the Infinity Verb Endless Soundscape, was a limited release introduced in Reverb's Blacked Out series and the first release of Death By Audio's Destroyer Series4.
The Endless Soundscape edition was limited to 250 units worldwide and exclusive to Reverb.com, and it sold out quickly after release45.
It carries the Destroyer Series signature look: a compact footprint, a glowing vintage-style LED display, and minimal controls4. Pedal of the Day's take on what it does:
"Whether you're after cinematic ambience, immersive drones, or total sonic collapse, the Infinity Verb is your portal to the infinite."4
The Infinity Verb Endless Soundscape was a limited release, produced in a run of 250 units worldwide and sold exclusively through Reverb.com4. It was introduced as part of Reverb's Blacked Out series and marked the first release of Death By Audio's Destroyer Series4. Like the rest of that line, it carries a compact footprint, a glowing vintage-style LED display, and minimal controls4.
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Questions
Is the Death By Audio Infinity Verb analog or digital?
It is a digital reverb. Death By Audio built it as a compact stereo reverberator, and press coverage lists it among digital reverb pedals. The Infinity footswitch and the three freeze modes are handled digitally, letting the pedal capture and loop a fragment of your reverb tail.
Does the Infinity Verb work in stereo?
Yes. It is a full stereo reverb using TRS ports, and internal DIP switches let you configure the pedal for mono or stereo input. Guitar Pedal X's reviewer called it a really cool take on a compact reverb with full stereo routing.
What does the Infinity footswitch do in latching versus momentary mode?
A switch sets the Infinity footswitch for latching (on/off) or momentary (hold-to-sustain) operation. In latching mode the freeze stays on until you step again; in momentary mode the sustained soundscape lasts only while you hold the switch down. Delicious Audio describes the footswitch as a gateway to sustained soundscapes, not just an on/off toggle.
How do I set the Infinity Verb for mono or stereo input?
Internal DIP switches configure the pedal for mono or stereo input. Set them to match how you feed the TRS ports, so a single mono source or a pair of stereo inputs are both handled correctly.
Is the Infinity Verb still available?
The pictured variant was already sold out as of November 2025, shortly after its release through Reverb.com's 2025 Blackout Event. The related Endless Soundscape edition was limited to 250 units worldwide and exclusive to Reverb.com, and it also sold out quickly.
Sources (5)
- Guitar Pedal X, Guitar Pedal X, 2025-11-11
- New Pedal: Death By Audio Infinity Verb, Delicious Audio, 2025-11-06
- Guitar Pedal X, Guitar Pedal X, 2025-12-10
- Death By Audio Infinity Verb Endless Soundscape (Destroyer Series), Pedal of the Day, 2025-11-18
- Death By Audio Destroyer Series: Dream Station / Moonbeam Phaser / Thee Treble Overload, Pedal of the Day, 2025-11-28
