The Death By Audio Infinity Verb Endless Soundscape is a compact stereo digital reverb pedal from Death By Audio, introduced as the first release of the brand's Destroyer Series through Reverb.com's 2025 Blackout Event1. Where a standard reverb pedal gives you a tail that decays away, the Infinity Verb is built around an Infinity footswitch that stretches that tail into an endless soundscape: frozen pads, loops you can play over, or self-oscillating walls of sound1.
It was a limited release. Pedal of the Day reported it was limited to 250 units worldwide and exclusive to Reverb.com1, and Guitar Pedal X noted that the pictured variant had already sold out at the time of its coverage2.
What it is and what it does
Guitar Pedal X's Stefan Karlsson described it as "a compact stereo reverb for Reverb.com's 2025 Blackout Event," a stretched-out, endless and cavernous stereo reverberator making use of TRS ports2. It carries the Destroyer Series look: a compact footprint, a glowing vintage-style LED display, and minimal controls1.
Pedal of the Day summed up what the pedal is for:
"Whether you're after cinematic ambience, immersive drones, or total sonic collapse, the Infinity Verb is your portal to the infinite."
The pedal sits in Death By Audio's broader lineup, alongside other effects from the maker such as the Rooms Stereo Reverberator and the Reverberation Machine.
The controls
The front panel keeps things minimal: three knobs and two footswitches12.
| Control | What it does |
|---|---|
| MIX | Balances your dry signal with the effect3 |
| TIME | Adjusts the decay, from a short room to a vast cavern3 |
| FILTER | Shapes the reverb's tone: darken it for a smooth blend, brighten it for more presence3 |
| Engage footswitch | Standard on/off switching for the effect2 |
| Infinity (Mode) footswitch | Freezes and expands the reverb tail into infinite reverberations12 |
With just those three knobs, Pedal of the Day found you can shape everything from subtle ambience to cavernous atmospheres1.
The Infinity footswitch itself is the pedal's defining feature. Delicious Audio's Paolo De Gregorio wrote that it "isn't just an on/off toggle; it's a gateway to sustained soundscapes"3. Its behavior is customizable: a switch sets it for latching (on/off) or momentary (hold-to-sustain) operation, and internal DIP switches let you configure the pedal for mono or stereo input3.
The three Infinity modes
A 3-way Infinity Mode switch chooses how the sound is frozen3. The three modes, as described by Pedal of the Day1:
- Mode 1: Silences the input while sustaining the loop, so the frozen reverb tail carries on by itself.
- Mode 2: Allows new reverberations to continue over the loop, so you can play over the frozen pad.
- Mode 3: Pushes the effect into self-oscillating infinite feedback, swelling into an overwhelming wall of sound.
Guitar Pedal X listed the mode options as Loop Only, Capture & Loop, and Self-Oscillate2, matching the three behaviors above. In the site's roundup of the best new delay and reverb pedals of 2025, Karlsson called the Infinity Verb "a really cool take on a compact Reverb, with full stereo routing"4.
Videos
Pedal of the Day and Death By Audio
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Boring Gear Reviews
Questions
Is the Death By Audio Infinity Verb analog or digital?
It is a digital reverb. Death By Audio built the Infinity Verb as a compact stereo digital reverberator, released through Reverb.com's 2025 Blackout Event as part of the brand's Destroyer Series of pedals.
Is the Infinity Verb stereo?
Yes. The pedal runs in stereo using TRS ports, and internal DIP switches let you configure it for mono or stereo input depending on how your board is wired.
What is the difference between the three Infinity modes?
Mode one silences the input while sustaining the loop. Mode two lets new reverberations continue over the frozen loop so you can play over it. Mode three pushes the effect into self-oscillating infinite feedback that swells into an overwhelming wall of sound.
Is the Infinity Verb a limited edition?
Yes. It was limited to 250 units worldwide and sold exclusively through Reverb.com as part of the 2025 Blackout Event. The pictured variant sold out quickly after release.
Where could the Infinity Verb be bought?
Only through Reverb.com, as one of the pedals in the site's 2025 Blackout Event. It carried a list price of $249, and the pictured variant sold out shortly after the release.
Can the Infinity Verb self-oscillate?
Yes. The third Infinity mode pushes the reverb into self-oscillating infinite feedback, swelling into an overwhelming wall of sound. A mode switch also sets the Infinity footswitch to latching or momentary operation.
Sources (4)
- Death By Audio Infinity Verb Endless Soundscape (Destroyer Series), Pedal of the Day, 2025-11-18
- 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
