Dual-reverb FX pedal with 12 reverbs, including power supply
The Electro Harmonix Oceans 12 is a powerful dual-reverb effects pedal that delivers both classic reverb sounds and epic ambient soundscapes thanks to two independent but simultaneously usable stereo reverb engines. Each of the 12 reverb effects offers two or three different variations and two separately adjustable special parameters for maximum sonic freedom. In addition to the Lo-Fi mode, the Electro Harmonix Oceans 12 also features the innovative Tide function, which modulates the width of the stereo panorama in stereo mode. Once you have found the right sound settings, they can be easily saved. Last but not least, the Electro Harmonix Oceans 12 offers four controls with two levels of functionality for setting basic effect parameters, an FX loop for integrating additional effect devices for the reverbs and a connector for optional expression pedals or footswitches.
The Electro Harmonix Oceans 12 at a glance:
Stereo reverb effects pedal
Two independent, simultaneously usable stereo reverb engines
Twelve different reverb types with two or three variations each
Tide function for modulating the stereo panorama
Lo-Fi mode
Infinite Attenuation Control
Momentary mode activates reverb only as long as the foot switch is pressed
Four controls with two function levels (FX level/INF level, pre-delay/Send level, Time/Lo-Fi, Tone/Tide)
Rotary switch for selecting a reverb effect and two controls for effect specific parameters
Memory space for 24 presets
FX loop for integrating further effect devices
Connection for optionally available foot switches or expression pedals
Two foot switches
Metal enclosure
Power supply unit included
Watch this official video on the Electro Harmonix Oceans 12:
The EHX Oceans 12 is packed with loads of features - far more than the EHX Cathedral Reverb (which I also own and use). As well as standard reverbs like room, hall, spring, plate there are extras like Shimmer, Poly, Infinite and Resonant, all of which open up vast sonic possibilities. Not only that, but there are two identical reverb engines which are stackable (either in parallel, in series or as a stereo split). My only criticism is the size of the pedal - it is too small. It is roughly half the size of the EHX Cathedral and the controls are consequently small and fiddly. Despite that, it's a very good pedal, and will probably replace the Cathedral as my main reverb.
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