Death by Audio Rooms Stereo Reverberator

Death by Audio Rooms Stereo Reverberator

Name: Death by Audio Rooms Stereo Reverberator
SKU: 681827918657
Availability: PreOrder

€ 519

Delivery time around 14 days

Death by Audio Rooms Stereo Reverberator is a stereo, multi-function digital reverb capable of searing volume, gated walls of sound, and long, trailing reverberant ambiances with an intuitive array of controls designed with live mood-bending in mind.

Rooms was designed to the highest standards of flexibility and audio fidelity. A studio-quality mixer section provides independent Dry and FX controls over six meticulously programmed reverb algorithms (Room, Digit, Peak, Gate, Wave and Gong). Each different verb is capable of a universe of sounds.

Rooms’ creative I/O switching and dual-mono dry signal lines allow for a wealth of possible mono and stereo configurations, making it easy to route signals for parallel processing or stereo amplifier setups.

Death by Audio Rooms Stereo Reverberator demo video

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SKU: 681827918657 Category: Reverb

Description

Effect: Stereo Reverb
Design: Digital
Mono/Stereo: 2x Mono In, 2x Mono Out, Exp
Knobs: Freq (2x), Depth (2x), Time (2x), FX, Dry
Switches: Alt
Bypass Mode: True Bypass
Power Supply: 9V DC, center negative
Power Consumption: 80 mA
Works on batteries: No
Format: Medium
Made in: USA

Additional information

Weight	0,51 kg
Dimensions	15,1 × 9,8 × 7,5 cm
Category	Stock
Sort	Guitar
Brand	Death By Audio
Type	Reverb
Routing	Stereo In / Stereo Out

Brand

Death by Audio

Death by Audio is a Brooklyn-based company known for creating innovative and experimental guitar effects pedals. Founded in 2002 by musician and engineer Oliver Ackermann (of the band A Place to Bury Strangers), the company gained a reputation for crafting high-quality, handmade pedals that produce unique, often aggressive sounds. Their designs cater to musicians seeking noise-heavy, distortion-filled, and unconventional tones, with products like the "Fuzz War" and "Echo Dream" becoming popular among experimental rock and shoegaze artists. In addition to its pedals, Death by Audio was also a multi-use space in Brooklyn, which functioned as a music venue, recording studio, and artist collective until it closed in 2014.