Fuzzrocious Afterlife V2

The Fuzzrocious Afterlife V2 is a new reverb and delay pedal. It does more and looks more fun than you’re plain old reverb pedal.

Sprung from a conversation with Young Widows, they sparked the idea for a reverb that is lush, and controllable in decay.  And offers a second output that sends a totally wet reverbed signal with zero dry signal.

You can send the second output to the second input of your amp. Or even your second amp for a bi-amp setup.

You can get a jangly, seasick, back and forth sound that occurs when you use both outputs.

Set the Repeat 1 knob to a longer setting for insane oscillation!

…but wait! THERE’S MORE!!!

When the pedal is on/active, you can use the 2nd footswitch to jump between “Repeats 1″ and “Repeats 2″ for two repeats settings (think short decay/long oscillating decay).

When the pedal is off, if the “Repeats 2″ knob is fully clockwise, the second momentary footswitch sends oscillation to the second output.

See the official Afterlife V2 demo here.

This is a Belton brick-based reverb  – D Verb inspired.

Brian Neunaber invented a spring reverb in a single module, comprising three PT2399 digital delay chips and comb filters. This chip’s voicing simulates an analogue circuit.

This amazing patented invention is very similar to the sound you get from an electromechanical spring reverb tank in a Fender amp.

The real name of the module is the Accu-Bell BTDR Digi-log which sells for about $15. To date, these are not used in any of the Neunaber pedals.

What’s in the version 2?

• Smaller enclosure (125b)
• Simplified control set (Mix and Repeats pots, left footswitch sends the signal directly to oscillation)