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The Keeley Nocturne stereo reverb pedal, designed in collaboration with Andy Timmons, offers remarkable versatility to enrich your guitar's sound. With its three distinct modes (Nocturne, Spring, Plate) and precise pre-delay control, it allows you to create atmospheres ranging from classic reverberation to slapback effects. Ideal for guitarists in the studio, on stage, or in rehearsal, this pedal also integrates Tone, Level, Decay, and Modulation settings for detailed sound shaping. Preset management, MIDI and expression compatibility, and the choice between True bypass and Buffered ensure optimal integration into any setup.
| Reverb models | Nocturne, Spring, Plate |
|---|---|
| Reverb type | Stereo |
| Pre-delay control | Yes, with slapback effects |
| Settings | Tone, Level, Decay, Modulation |
| Presets | 72 storage locations |
| Bypass | True bypass or Buffered selectable |
| Compatibility | Expression and MIDI |
| Trails | On/Off |
| LED indicators | Blue (settings), Red (preset active) |
| Casing | Metal, night blue |
| Dimensions | 124.5 x 99 x 66 mm |
| Weight | 450 g |
| Power supply | 9V-18V (power adapter not included) |
| Current consumption | 150 mA |
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