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Patches 1–6
These are room-reverb patches that progress in size and decay.

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CB Paint Late 1900s Reverberator is a digital reverb pedal centered on eight early-digital-style patches. Six room programs increase in size and decay as you move through them, while gated and reverse programs cover more pronounced effect shapes. Mix sets the dry/wet balance, Tone applies a two-pole low-pass filter, and Onset adjusts pre-delay before the reverb arrives. That control set lets you place short reflections behind the dry signal or create larger, delayed reverb blooms.


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Detail 01
These are room-reverb patches that progress in size and decay.
Detail 02
Tone shapes the high-frequency content of the reverb.
Detail 03
Onset sets delay before the reverb begins.
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The pedal requires center-negative 9VDC power and draws 63mA.
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Eight: six room patches, one gated reverb patch, and one reverse reverb patch.
It adjusts pre-delay before the reverb begins.
It is a two-pole low-pass filter for shaping the reverb's high-frequency response.
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