Universal Audio UAFX Evermore Studio Reverb

I've had my eye on this pedal for a while but didn't want to spend £150 on it. Saw it for £85 and thought it was worth a try. It's definitely worth £85! It does much more than I knew as well, you can get anything from small room to infinite reverb, and the EQ shaping means you can have a full sounding reverb that tails into, say, a low end rumble or kill all the lows and leave the highs, making it sound like it's taking off and flying away! The option to keep the tails when you turn the pedal off is great too, perfect for creating a soundscape to noodle over. Brilliant pedal!

I was after a reverb pedal for a long time. After a lot of online window shopping, I had pretty much decided on the Walrus Audio Fundamental Reverb. However, I saw this on offer (€99), having never heard of it before. I took a chance, and have to say I am duly impressed. The audio is clear and rich, and the reverb is simply beautiful. My first eureka moment with it was setting the mod to 0, the mic to about 11 o’clock, and the eq to 3 o’clock each on the large hall setting.

Glorious. Heavenly. Ambient, but not stereotypical.

Build quality seems great.

One drawback is the is 250mA draw. I use a VLPP2+, which only has two ports capable of that current.

Easily worth the RRP, but at the sale price, probably the best single bargain I’ve ever gotten. Possibly my first absolutely essential pedal.