MERIS MERCURY 7 REVERB

www.meris.us/p... Infinite permutations will lead you in new musical directions. Swell and modulate an infinite tail. Bend and warp a cavernous and beautiful space into oblivion. Architect and direct your mood with a precision tool.

[@xen05z]

The Hurt cover I didn't know I needed to hear. Great demo!

[@sennstrato7281]

Mercury 7 one of my favorite pedals,actually it is my favorite.

[@popintothechemist]

Sennstrato One of my favorite reverbs as well. It’s awesome

[@MrBothandNether]

the pitch vector set to divebomb my chords is indespensible, and nothing else does it.

[@pfmmodule5144]

Sounds great with a small amount of ring modulation in front of it. Makes my Grandmother synth literally sing.

[@livingthattwelvelife2209]

Man, that is one of the prettiest Tele's I have ever seen. Yum!

[@popintothechemist]

Livingthat Twelvelife Thanks! I’ve had for awhile now

[@enkiea8322]

Cannot figure out how to reliably control the auto swell feature. It just seems to switch to a completely different reverb/paramaters setting. That type of problem is a theme with all my Meris pedals. For those willing to dive in, some incredible sounds can be achieved but be prepared for a steep learning curve. In particular with regards to learning to reliably and consistently recall and control sounds and features. Also, I've said it 1,000 times and I'll say it again; they should've labeled the secondary functions for each knob/switch/button right on the pedal's face.

[@MrSimondaniel3]

yea i'd have 2 agree. the Enzo is really cool but i dont know how to replicate the good sounds i've gotten.

[@lachlanhiggs]

The steep learning curve is definitely a thing and I really agree with the annoyance of not labelling the secondary functions. For a huge number of people who just plug and play, they’d miss the basic functions. I’ve had to rely on a preset switch to reliably recall the sounds I want for now. I’ll attempt the next learning curve which will be setting them up for midi switching when I get a decent switcher. That should be fun / torture

[@schizoinstereo]

I just imagined Mr. Chow singing karaoke "I will make you hurt". haha Nice Job!

[@popintothechemist]

Schizo IN STEREO Hahaha!

[@schizoinstereo]

Mike Hermans 😂😂😂

[@RyanSmith-op8wh]

Mike Hermans 😂😂😂

[@PedalsFusion]

...amazing video as always my friend ! Meris pedals are awesome.

[@popintothechemist]

Pedals Fusion Thanks! Meris is amazing!

[@theimaginaryboy7210]

Hurt song magnified 👊🎭

[@popintothechemist]

The Imaginary Boy Killer tune

[@pedalscapes]

Sweet tones!

[@popintothechemist]

Matthew Elvis Brown Thanks for watching

[@johnsabourin4168]

Sure, i can dig it.

[@winstonsmith8236]

I wish Chase Bliss/Meris had made the Automatone 1978 Reverb with this algo instead. That’d be a forever pedal.

[@RyanSmith-op8wh]

How's the headroom on this guy, Mike? Awesome playing as always! 😊

[@stratboy2]

Have you got steel or nickel frets on that guitar?

[@Davidzz1988]

wow, impressive!

[@jimthecraftyguitarist878]

Seems super cool, but also super overkill for me

[@VirginiaWolf88]

Cool Demo!!! Thank You I subscribed to you look forward to checking out your videos.

[@ElliotGarbus]

Just fantastic playing as always! Check out my editor and Librarian for the M7: ruclips.net/video/rrsdgSgkMlY/видео.html

[@joethompson2910]

Some presets would have been useful..

[@benthies9531]

It's capable of presets via midi.

[@kylebichler2258]

It’s capable of presets via midi

[@PedalsFusion]

First ;-)

[@demantoid418]

$ 299.00 🤨

[@Necroctulhu]

Ventris is even pricier

[@eternalvernal1286]

$199 used now 👍😎