NPD: Meris Mercury 7

[Blille]

I'm thinking of going stereo so I wanted to replace my (loved) Alexander Sky Fi with a big stereo reverb. I was between this one, the black hole and Flint (for the 80s algo).

I'm quite happy with my choice. Sounds great. A lot of knobs/functions but fairly intuitive to set up. The two sounds are very different but very usable. It goes from classic to ambient with a couple of knob twists.

I’ve just plugged straight into an amp so I haven’t tried the "stereoness" but I look forward to it.

 

[GuitarStv]

I played the Meris Enzo and it blew me away with some of the cool sounds, but was the kind of thing you would to need to spend a couple years getting comfortable with to ever use it live. LOTS of features. Is the Mercury 7 similar?

 

[Blille]

I played the Meris Enzo and it blew me away with some of the cool sounds, but was the kind of thing you would to need to spend a couple years getting comfortable with to ever use it live. LOTS of features. Is the Mercury 7 similar?

That was my concern but I was pleasantly surprised. The controls it has are very intuitive: what they tweak is easy to understand and the span of the controls is very usable. It's not like you can get "stuck" with an unusable setting and not know how to go back.

It has a lot of secondary functions if you want to tweak it more but you can stay high level and get great sounds.

 

[Mincer]

This looks like one really fun pedal! Now I am gonna have to watch some demos of it...I love interesting twists on delay!