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Two-reverb routing: Serial, Parallel, or Split
Place one reverb after another, blend separate reverbs, or run one on wet signal and one on dry signal.

Independent shopping perspective
BigSky MX is a stereo reverb workstation built around 12 reverb machines, including seven new algorithms and upgraded existing ones. It can run two reverbs at once in Serial, Parallel, or Split arrangements, with independent panning for each reverb when placing effects across the stereo field. Alongside algorithmic reverbs, it plays and fully edits impulse responses; 22 are preloaded. Its dedicated Infinite/Freeze footswitch sustains a reverb trail for continuous pads or momentary swells.


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What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.

Detail 01
Place one reverb after another, blend separate reverbs, or run one on wet signal and one on dry signal.
Detail 02
The pedal provides stereo connections and dedicated JFET input preamps.
Detail 03
The dry signal path is specified as zero latency.
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Start with supplied IRs, including long captures of classic analog gear, before loading custom files.
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USB-C supports MIDI, patch management, and IR loading; MIDI connections are available on DIN and TRS.
Final check

Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Yes. It supports two reverb machines at once with Serial, Parallel, or Split routing.
Yes. Custom IRs can be loaded, with up to ten seconds of IR playback and full IR editing.
It freezes and sustains a reverb trail. It can be latched for continuous ambience or used momentarily for swells.
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