EX Mini Effects Processor Digital Spring Space Reverb Pedal Review

I recently had the opportunity to try out the EX Mini Effects Processor Digital Spring Space Reverb Pedal. This pedal is quickly becoming a popular choice for guitarists looking for a versatile, compact, and affordable effects processor.

The EX Mini has a lot of features packed into its tiny form factor. It includes a Dry/Wet Knob to adjust the mix of wet and dry signals, a Time Knob to set the duration of reverberation, and a Level Knob to control the volume of the effect sound. Plus, it s equipped with four different reverb modes: spring, plate, room, hall, ducking, echo, and space. Plus, it also includes an expression pedal that allows you to control your reverb effects in real time.

In terms of sound quality, I was pleasantly surprised by how well this pedal performed. The reverb sounds were clear and full bodied without sounding too artificial or processed. The expression pedal was also very responsive and easy to control. I could easily dial in subtle nuances or create big swells with just a few adjustments of the pedal. Overall, I was very impressed with the sound quality produced by this mini effects processor.

The EX Mini is also incredibly easy to use and set up. It s powered by either 9V negative tip power supply or battery power battery not included . Plus, it has true bypass technology so you won t get any tone coloration when you turn off the pedal. And at only 5.6 ounces and 4.65 x 2.5 x 2.45 inches in size, it fits comfortably on any pedalboard without taking up too much space.

Overall, I would highly recommend the EX Mini Effects Processor Digital Spring Space Reverb Pedal to anyone looking for an affordable and versatile effects processor that still delivers great sound quality. Whether you re just starting out or are an experienced guitarist looking for more options on your board this is definitely worth checking out!