Beautiful Noise EffectsWhen the Sun Explodes Gritty Reverb

Beautiful Noise Effects When the Sun Explodes

When the Sun Explodes from Beautiful Noise is a reverb pedal like no other—it's perfect for everything from lush ambient swells to choppy and chaotic feedback madness. The design takes inspiration from 1960s spring reverb tanks but taken to the next level. First, set the reverb settings to your liking by combining a colour filter and reverb decay to get the perfect amount of ambience, and then set the dry/wet mix. The reverb sound goes from adding a bit of airiness to lush washes of tone. The feedback section kicks the reverb into new territory—use the momentary footswitch to activate it, making it perfect for expressive and dynamic feedback. Select between a linear rising feedback path and a tremolo-style LFO controlled feedback loop. Add extra character and grit to your sound using the gain knob. This distortion circuit features three modes, symmetrical soft clipping, asymmetrical hard clipping, or clipping off, which removes the diode clipping. This unlocks the full potential of op-amp distortion as they get pushed to their limits. Boost automatically doubles the amplitude of the reverberated signal, instantly creating a thick wall of sound. Cut out the dry signal completely using the dry switch. This works best in tandem with the expression pedal input which controls the amplitude of the reverb signal, great for ambient volume swells. When the Sun Explodes takes reverb to new territory, adding dynamic feedback possibilities and in-your-face distortion like no other reverb out there.

When the Sun Explodes Features

• Reverb with distortion and feedback paths
• Great for swells and walls of tone
• Feedback on momentary footswitch
• Linear rising or LFO-controlled feedback path
• Distortion circuit with three clipping modes
• Reverb decay
• Colour filter with dark or bright tones
• Expression pedal input controls reverb volume
• Dry kill switch eliminates dry signal
• Boost footswitch doubles the amplitude of the reverb signal
• True bypass