Open Box Walrus Audio Slo Multi-Texture Reverb Effects Pedal Level 1

The Slö Multi Texture Reverb allows musicians to generate dramatic, modulated reverb textures. With three reverb modes—Dark, Rise and Dream—you can create everything from lush, ambient swells to infinite pads. The Dark mode adds a lower octave to the reverb trail for a deep, wide sound. The Rise mode is an auto-swell reverb that gradually comes in after you play a note. The Dream mode offers a lush reverb with a latch function to capture and sustain the reverb.

Three Distinct Modes for Endless Creativity

The Slö Multi Texture Reverb gives you three reverb modes to inspire your creativity. The Dark mode adds a lower octave to the reverb for a massive, atmospheric effect perfect for intros and soundscapes. The Rise mode is an auto-swell reverb that gently rises in volume after you play to create beautiful, cinematic textures. The Dream mode offers a lush reverb with an infinite sustain to craft floating pads and ambient layers.

Momentary Switching for Sonic Accents

With the Slö's momentary footswitch, you can create bursts of reverb on demand. Simply press and hold the footswitch to temporarily activate the reverb and add texture to specific notes or phrases. Release the footswitch and the reverb fades out. This allows you to accent your playing with reverb without it overwhelming the entire signal.

Sustain Switch Manipulates Decay On the Fly

The Slö's Sustain switch gives you real-time control over the reverb decay. Press the Sustain switch and the reverb decay ramps up, creating a long, dramatic trail. Release the switch and the decay ramps back down to the level set by the Decay knob. In the Dream mode, the Sustain switch latches the infinite reverb pad. Press it once to capture the reverb, then again to release it.

Selectable Trails Mode

The Slö offers selectable Trails mode so you can choose whether the reverb decays naturally or cuts out instantly when the effect is bypassed. With Trails mode on, the reverb will ring out naturally, allowing those long decays and pads to continue fading. With Trails mode off, the reverb cuts out immediately when bypassed.