Synthesizers.com has officially introduced the Q215 Digital Reverb, a new module designed specifically for their MU modular systems. This multi-mode stereo reverb unit offers a wide variety of reverb styles, with some featuring period-accurate sample rate adjustments. For instance, the 80s Abstract Large Hall algorithms utilize a 32Khz sample rate to authentically recreate that era's sound.
The Q215 accepts both mono and stereo input signals, processing both +/-5V signals and line level inputs. It is compatible with a broad range of audio sources, including drum machines and synthesizers. A built-in GAIN control allows users to adjust headroom, and this control can even be pushed into slight clipping for creative effects. The module features 13 distinct reverb algorithms to explore.
The Q215 Digital Reverb is currently available for pre-order at a price of $379 USD. Shipping is expected to begin at the end of November 2026.
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