Neunaber Audio Blog – Page 3

Aug 11, 2020

History of the Wet Reverb - Pt. 2

Read part 1 of the history of the Wet Reverb here. Immerse Mk I (2016) Building on the flexibility and powerful reverb algorithms added in the Stereo Wet pedal, the Immerse gave users access to 8 studio-quality stereo reverb algorithms...

Jul 31, 2020

History of the Wet Reverb - Pt. 1

For 11 years Neunaber Audio has been a leading innovator in studio-quality effects and audio devices for guitarists and musicians. The first Neunaber Audio device, the legendary Wet Reverb, and the pedals that we have based on that very first algorithm have continued to be our top sellers, finding their way onto pedalboards of legendary players such as John Mayer, Mateus Asato, Misha Mansoor and many more over the years.

Jul 24, 2020

Neunaber Artist Spotlight: Vaudlow

Vaudlow is the Nashville-based post-rock duo of Matt Bolton and Josh Parra. Their music is marked by delicate, flowing motifs created by layered guitars, synths, sparse grooves and sampled sounds that swell and morph into colossal moments driven by aggressive drums and guitar lines. Vaudlow’s music delivers a singular balance of energy and sweetness in their compositions, balancing precise rhythms and melodies with long delay trails and crashing tides of reverb.

Jul 15, 2020

Stereo Ins & Outs: Are You Properly Connected?

So, you have a stereo pedal and a mono signal. Does it matter which channel you plug into? What if you have a mono input and stereo output? Or a stereo signal that you want summed to one output? Or, maybe you're simply wondering which channel is "left" vs. "right." Well, you're in the right place, because I have the answer for you.

Jun 24, 2020

9V or 12V Power — Is More Better?

Is it better to power Neunaber products from 12V? Well, it depends.