Old Blood Noise Endeavors Sunlight Stereo Reverb Effect Pedal, Maroon

In a bolder and brighter build than ever before, we're treated to the Old Blood Noise Endeavors Sunlight Stereo. The Sunlight Stereo, a veritably upgraded version of Old Blood's classic Sunlight Dynamic Reverb with elements of their Procession Modulated Reverb, enters the fray with incredibly expansive ambient capabilities to delight and inspire. It's been a long, cold, lonely winter. Here comes the sun.

Old Blood Noise Endeavors is a team that proudly brandishes some of the modern effect market's most interesting reverbs. The Sunlight Stereo punches in familiar fashion to Old Blood's Dark Star Stereo and Black Fountain Stereo with expanded stereo functions and more powerful reverberating capabilities. Post-reverb processing and modulated motion are the names of the game for the Sunlight Stereo as its reverb is fed through delay, filtering, and volume effects with an onboard LFO to produce lavish flanging, chorus, filtering, and tremolo effects. The Sunlight Stereo, something of a spiritual sister to the Dark Star Stereo, excels in bright, sparkling and sweet modulated reverbs with all the playing power to let ambient wonderlands of reverb build.

The Sunlight Stereo builds in a number of Old Blood's new high-powered playability functions to elevate the effect into its most cutting-edge form possible. A stereo input and output allow for full stereo playability, hence "Stereo" in "Sunlight Stereo," in addition to mono and mono-in-stereo-out routing. An onboard auxiliary footswitch enables tap tempo control, infinite reverb trails, and preset switching. Onboard MIDI allows for preset control alongside clock in and out integration. An analog dry through signal couples with the pedal's powerful digital processing for a sound that is honest and authentic yet easily shaped and warped.

As the next exciting entry to Old Blood's new lineup of upscaled stereo effect pedals, the Sunlight Stereo shoots past the horizon to deliver its life-giving warmth and brightness. Here comes the sun, it's alright.