The GUPtech Bea-Verb is a dual reverb and delay pedal: two effects circuits in one enclosure. The maker describes it as "our dual Reverb-Delay pedal in a double sized enclosure (1590XX)"1. It was listed at a sale price of £131.00 GBP1, was offered in 3 colors2, and is now sold out1.
The Bea-Verb was listed as sold out on the maker's product page as of 26 October 20261. GUPtech also lists a separate Bea-Verb Douche Edition, which shares the same enclosure, circuits, dimensions and power requirements3.
Power and connections
The Bea-Verb runs on 9Vdc, center negative only, and draws 88mA1. That current draw rules out a battery and is high enough that a daisy-chained supply needs spare capacity, so a dedicated or isolated output is the practical choice. Connections are all on top: four jacks in total, with an input and output for each circuit, "allowing you to connect them in the order you like!"1. In practice that means the delay can feed the reverb, the reverb can feed the delay, or either circuit can be used on its own, which is unusual for a combined pedal and useful for matching the rest of a board's signal flow.
The two circuits
| Circuit | Based on | What it offers |
|---|---|---|
| Delay (first in chain) | Digital Delay circuit of the GUPtech KSTR | A classic, straightforward and simple digital delay1 |
| Reverb (second in chain) | GUPtech Berry-Verb circuit | 8 modes of reverb, including Hall, Cavern and Modulated1 |
The Berry-Verb circuit also appears in GUPtech's Blueberry Verb1, and the maker's wider range includes dedicated delay pedals and reverb pedals alongside combinations like this one2.
Versions and availability
The Bea-Verb is offered in three colors: Yellow, Light Blue and Seafoam1. The maker's collection page for reverb and delay pedals lists it with "3 colors available"2. The maker's page showed a sale price of £131.00 GBP as of 26 October 20261; that price is given in pounds sterling as listed and is not a US dollar figure.
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Questions
What power supply does the GUPtech Bea-Verb need?
The Bea-Verb runs on a 9V DC, center negative supply only, and draws 88mA of current. That draw is high enough that a battery is not an option, and it is worth checking the spare capacity on a daisy chain before sharing a supply with other pedals. A dedicated output or an isolated supply output rated above 88mA is the straightforward choice.
Can the delay and reverb be used in either order?
Yes. The Bea-Verb has four jacks on top, with an input and output for each of its two circuits. That lets you run the delay into the reverb, the reverb into the delay, or use just one of the two circuits on its own, in whatever order you prefer on your board.
What circuits is the Bea-Verb based on?
The delay side uses the Digital Delay circuit from GUPtech's KSTR pedal, which the maker describes as a classic, straightforward and simple delay. The reverb side uses the maker's Berry-Verb circuit. Both circuits are housed in the same double sized 1590XX enclosure.
How many reverb modes does the Bea-Verb have?
The reverb side of the Bea-Verb uses GUPtech's Berry-Verb circuit, which offers 8 modes of reverb. The maker names Hall, Cavern and Modulated among them, with further modes beyond those three.
What size is the Bea-Verb enclosure?
The Bea-Verb is built in a double sized 1590XX enclosure, measuring 5.72 in x 4.77 in x 1.55 in (145 mm x 121 mm x 39 mm). That is a large footprint by single-pedal standards, but it houses two full effects circuits with top-mounted jacks.
What colors does the Bea-Verb come in?
GUPtech lists the Bea-Verb in three color options: Yellow, Light Blue and Seafoam. A separate Bea-Verb Douche Edition is also listed by the maker as its own product page.
Sources (3)
- Bea-Verb Reverb-Delay, GUPtech (guptech.ca)
- Reverb and Delay pedals, GUPtech
- Bea-Verb Douche Edition, GUP Tech (guptech.ca)
