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yep.. off the air finish, trippy led, heavenly reverb !
They're both on my pedalboard as definitve pedals, placed em after the delay!

Right on, molo, glad to hear you're digging them!

Just ordered mine! Can't wait!

So what's the deal here? I thought the minis wouldn't be available until after summer sometime? But then again some threads turn to put new posts first and some the older first... I'm confused. Can you order a mini now? or was that only for the 25 blem.berators? Set it stright for me!

Mini's are in stores now.

Check out the "Factory Fresh" thread updated May 7th for shipment details.

Sorry for the confusion, PanicProne!

We're officially making the miniberators for stores now, so far just in the red design but by the end of May we're hoping to have 3 more finishes for them. We'll basically always be doing different finishes for the miniberators in batches of 125 powder coated and screen printed boxes.

Right now we're getting the minis out stores and trying to make some progress on our awful lead times and back log with them, but once we've had a chance to get every store a taste we'll open them up to direct orders.

What also might be confused in the mix here is the fuller featured RRR that I'm currently working on. It's still in the design phase and won't be ready for awhile, a few more months or more kinda thing.

Hope that clears it up a bit and thanks, Nick, for the help!

Haha. Think I got the hang of it now. However, I'll be saving up for a rain drop or murderberator!

maz91379 wrote:Um so how well do these work with a onespot? Someone said something about them not liking daisy chains..........

One Spots are great adapters and you can definitely use one with your Reverberator. My main testing adapter is a Godlyke Power-All which is basically the same thing, a switch mode power supply with plenty of current available, and it works great and I love it.

The problem arises when you daisy chain a bunch of pedals off an adapter like this... digital pedals don't love being daisy chained. (Sharing their power supply with other pedals.) It can make for unpredictable noise or erratic behaviour, although it won't hurt anything.

I say go for it, power your RRR with the One Spot and see how it goes.... lots of times everything will be fine, but possibly it might be noisy for you.. if it is, you'll know why, and we can take it from there.

Basically though, generally speaking in life, digital pedals prefer having their own supply or an isolated/regulated output from a multi-output adapter.