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Keeley Aurora Reverb Pedal Features
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Decay: decay controls the amount of time It takes for the reverberated sound to disappear. Ours provides a range from a realistic, close-quarters reverberated dimension to a walk-away-and-come-back signal of complex, still-ringing musical reflections
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The Keeley Aurora slap back setting provides you with a sufficient range of time, From zero milliseconds to 100 milliseconds, ample time considering a pedal-board footprint This small
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Warmth: dial up the warmth. Opposite to most tone controls, ours increases the warmth, as it is a dampening control. Its brightest setting is when completely dialed down
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Blend: blend will take your 100% analog dry signal and blend in the reverb, from just the slightest mix of wet to much more
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The toggle switch: the three most popular reverb styles room, plate, and hall
About Keeley Aurora Reverb Pedal
Turn down the lights, turn up the spectrum Keeley electronics' Grand entrance into the hallowed halls of psychoacoustic processing-the Aurora reverb. From the distant echo of cathedrals to 600 pound sheet-metal plate vibrations to spring reverb coils in a Tank, reverb captures our imaginations and plunges us deeply into our musical psyches. Few effects complement a guitar better than reverb. At Keeley electronics, The Aurora reverb had to meet certain specific criteria. It had to be affordable with no compromise to audio quality. It had to be easy for guitarists to use and be inspiring. And it had to offer the essentials for tailoring your tone without a dozen knobs to learn. Now achieved, we are proud to offer a true bypass, 100% dry analog path, low noise, 24 bit, high-fidelity reverb processor. And sounds great! In fact, when asked If it offered "trials," I couldn't help but think, why do you need trails for a pedal you won't want to turn off?.
