Late-’70s digital studio reverb with lush modulation, in a compact pedal. The Universal Audio UAFX Evermore Studio Reverb emulates late-’70s early-digital studio hardware in a compact stompbox. It is built on the Hall 224 algorithms found in UA’s Golden Reverberator.
Why customers choose it
Who it is for
Guitarists and bassists who want a studio-grade classic effect on a compact pedalboard, plus players who record at home and want the same sound live.
Specifications
| Brand | Universal Audio (UAFX) |
|---|---|
| Type | Reverb pedal |
| Emulation | Vintage digital studio reverb (Hall 224 algorithms) |
| Programs | Room, Small Hall, Large Hall |
| Controls | Bass, Mid, Treble decay; Mod; Pre-delay short/long |
| Bypass | True/trails |
| Power | 9 V DC isolated, centre negative, 2.1 x 5.5 mm, 250 mA (compact UAFX) |
| Effect | Digital reverb |
Good to know
- UAFX pedals need an isolated 9 V DC, centre-negative supply with a 2.1 x 5.5 mm barrel plug; Universal Audio lists 250 mA for its compact single-footswitch UAFX pedals. A power supply is not listed as included.
- Firmware updates and registration use the UA Connect app on a computer over a USB-C cable.
FAQ
Does it come with a power supply?
Universal Audio does not list a power supply as included. Use an isolated 9 V DC, centre-negative supply with enough current for this pedal.
Do reverb tails continue when I switch off?
Yes, choose trails bypass.
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