Please note the all Mooer micro series pedals must be powered by a 9V DC adapter (not supplied) as they're so economical on pedal board space you can't even fit a 9V battery in! THE400 Mini pays homage to the groundbreaking Atari 400, the iconic home computer that debuted in 1979. In my experience, most of the reverb pedals in that range have glaring issues or disappointing limitations. The Mooer ShimVerb Reverb Guitar Effects Pedal offers a great variety of reverb effects in an incredibly compact affordable unit. Seriously I could have easily spent 10 euros more and would have gotten such a better reverb pedal :(.

A variety of reverb pedals can do this, but Mooer's ShimVerb is one of the most affordable - and the Pro takes it to another level. For all of the different pitches, you can set the shimmer, I find that only the fifth (+7 semitones) and octave are actually very usable. Hey, I play Bluesbreakers-style blues, Grady Martin-style rockabilly, vintage-inspired rock and classic-style country, so. Again, to the left will decrease the distance, so you have very much less of an effect, but to the right is a different story.First off, I play bass, so if you're a guitarist, then I do apologize - some of this may not be entirely useful for you. It has stereo input and output, although it seems like it just clones the mono signal instead of running two independent signals.

Cons- no battery input (no issue for me, I use power anyway), shimmer occasionally gets a bit violent. The Mooer Shimverb offers two classic reverb modes - room and spring - and one modern mode: shimmer.The final dial, "Colour," is a bit more difficult to explain, but I think of it as a definition of the furniture in the room: to the right and there's nothing, so the reverb echoes clearly, but to the left it tones it down on invisible sofas and tables, warming the sound up without deadening it. The original ShimVerb has only three modes: spring, room, and shimmer, which adds a pitch-shifted signal one fifth above the original tone.