Instructions

Controls:

The Endless Summer is an all-analog,

real spring reverb in pedal form. It

features a boost allowing you to

make things gritty, or go full-on over

the top fuzzy and psychedelic. Simply

put, it’s the coolest sounding and

most unique reverb available!

Start with the balance all the way to

the left to get a splashy reverb with a

slight “buffered” boost. 9 o’clock grits

it up and boosts your amp. Things

get crazy at 12 o’clock! Dial in the

color and depth with the brightness

control.

BALANCE:

Controls the amount of reverb and

boost.

BRIGHTNESS:

Controls reverb shape.

ENDLESS SUMMER

(Real Spring Reverb Booster)

To get the most “standard” reverb sound-

Keep the Brightness all the way up.

Balance should be at about 3-4. This will

be unity gain, and provide the most

amount of reverb, which is usually more

than enough.

Bringing the Brightness down will dampen

or tame the reverb. Both parameters are

gain stages, so bringing the Brightness

down means you’ll have to make up for it

with the Balance.

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Controls: The Endless Summer is an all-analog, real spring reverb in pedal form. It features a boost allowing you to make things gritty, or go full-on over the top fuzzy and psychedelic. Simply put, it’s the coolest sounding and most unique reverb available! BALANCE: Controls the amount of reverb and boost. BRIGHTNESS: Controls reverb shape. Start with the balance all the way to the left to get a splashy reverb with a slight “buffered” boost. 9 o’clock grits it up and boosts your amp.
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More details... Current draw = 20 mA Operates on a standard Boss style 9vdc power supply (not included). Some noise and interference can appear with the Endless Summer. It has to do with the nature of the spring reverb tank being unbalanced. The tank can literally act as an antenna for interference. All spring reverbs and turntables are susceptible to it, but there are some tricks you can do to keep the noise away.