Earthquaker have announced a new pedal that gives the Miso Cornflakes module a run for its money in the funny product name stakes, the Astral Destiny is an octave reverb pedal that packs 8 different reverb engines with modulation and 8 presets.
The 8 engines are as follows:
1. Abyss: Huge reverb with no octave effect
2. Shimmer: Adds an upper octave to the reverb tail
3. Sub: Adds a lower octave to the reverb tail
4. Sub Shimmer: Adds an upper and lower octave to the reverb tail
5. Astral: Adds an upper and lower octave combined with a regenerating tail
6. Ascend: Upward pitch bending
7. Descend: Downward pitch bending
8. Cosmos: Adds a regenerating fifth to the reverb tail
Some people will likely be disappointed it’s a mono I/O pedal, so you don’t get the wide stereo image that synth and studio users desire, but for guitarists it’s game on. The flip side is that has likely been a contributing factor to its very fair price, coming in at USD$199.
https://www.earthquakerdevices.com/astral-destiny
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