M-VAVE Mini Universe Pro Guitar Reverb Pedal - 9 Digital Effects (Room/Hall/Plate/Spring/Shimmer/Cloud/Bloom/Swell/Lo-Fi), True Bypass, Dual Power, Compact Metal Housing for Electric Guitar & Bass

I got this I guess used for under $10 bucks here on Amazon.I think like $6 dollars or something...lolAnywho, it's actually a really great reverb unit with tons of fun effects and delayed trails that sound really good !!!I'm super impressed with it !!!!!I heard people say that when they hit the button it makes a clicking sound.Not the one I got.I thought it would, so I was just gonna practice with it, but it made it to my board, because I don't hear the clicking.I'm not sure how long it will last for, it's not the most well built little dude, but it's got more sounds that are all quality then I thought it would.It was WAY worth the few bucks, that's for sure !!!Hope it lasts because it does sound rad !!!I use it for bass and guitar and it's great for both.Its especially great when I put synth pedals before it, so I get really spacy rhythmic sounds and lots of atmospheric stuff.Definitely glad I caught that deal !!!!5 stars !!!!!

Delivery was a day late but the delivery was still fast. It works just like I thought it would it was a nice reverb sound with multiple options for reverb and it is built really well

Amazing reverb sounds for the price. Apparently an attempt at a stripped down Strymon Big Sky clone. Well worth the money for the sounds alone.The pedal has been updated to a newer build, as indicated by the Bypass vs True Bypass script writing. Inside the pedal now has a circuit board revised in 2024 that includes digital bypassing and a different kind of footswitch. Though there is no earth shattering pop, there is still an audible noise that happens when switching the pedal on and off.The pedal itself is made out of decent quality metal and rigid built, but the knobs are melted plastic awful, and so are the pots. When opening the pedal, I had to tighten all of the pots the best I could to ensure they functioned properly.If you're planning on using it on a board in a gigging capacity, I'd maybe buy two just in case.

I didn't expect much from a reverb pedal under $40, but the M-VAVE Mini Universe might be the best budget ambient pedal on the market. I use this pedal in my mini-pedal board for classical guitar (EQ-compression-reverb) performances as I transition away from the Marshall reverb pedal which has served me well over the years.Here's what the pedal offers:9 Reverb Modes: Room, Hall, and Plate, plus unique sounds like Shimmer, Cloud, and Bloom (some of which I'll never use). Great Sound Quality: The Shimmer and Cloud modes create large, ambient sounds that you'd find on more expensive pedals.Adjustable Settings: Unlike many simple pedals, you control Decay, Mix, and three settings for each mode to customize your sound. Compact & Sturdy: Its strong metal casing fits well on a packed pedalboard. Dual Power Options: Use a standard 9V adapter or a USB-C cable to power it.Loaded with modes and options, it's going to take some time for me to dial in those sounds I want for the Bach repertoire I offer, but you can't beat the functionality for around $40-$45.

I needed a inexpensive reverb pedal for my board until I can get a fuller featured pedal. This one has a good sound, and a lot of control to dial in the tone. The included manual is very small and hard to read. A larger version or online manual would be nice. They also included a quick parameter cheat sheet on the back of the pedal, which is a nice touch. The build quality is good, with a solid metal enclosure. The knobs are solid with slightly less resistance than my Boss pedals. The footswitch feels a little "squishier" than my other pedals, but I have not have any issues with the switch. The mode knob is indexed, and does not line up with the text, so you sort of have to "count" to see what mode you're in. This would not be ideal if you need to change modes between songs at a gig, but in a "set and forget" mode just clicked on or off, you would be fine. Overall it is a good value for the features offered.

When I first plugged this pedal in there was no sound at all. The second time a very loud whine. Third time was a charm and I finally got some signal from it but that whine was still there in the background. Then there's the popping sound when I step on the foot switch and it is LOUD! This makes the pedal pretty much unusable even though the effect itself (when you finally get it to work) actually sounds pretty good. There aren't many differences between each of the settings but the "Bloom" was probably the most enjoyable. That setting was the most similar to the Strymon Cloud Burst and that's impressive. Too bad you can't really use the pedal due to the popping and whining and unreliability.Don't bother with this thing.

Just got the M-WAVE Mini Universe reverb pedal last night. but was able to spend a few hours with it.It was purchased to be used for my Marshall DSL40C rig. I've never been happy with the onboard reverb of that amp.Overall, it's a decent sounding reverb. The Plate and Hall are probably the more practical options.The Shimmer is decent too.Depending on the intended use would matter a lot with regard to keeping vs returning it.There is a high noise floor on this.When used clean, for example an Acoustic pedal board, the noise is a non-factor, and yes, you can get some very usable reverb sounds.However, If the intended use is a pedal board for an electric guitar setup, where gain/distortion is going to be used, you won't be happy with the noise this thing puts out.As mentioned in some of the other reviews there's a whining sound no matter how you set the effect, mix or params controls.I'm not hearing the loud "POP" that others have mentioned.The overall construction is a bit subpar, when compared to similar pedals, which of course are not $40....so yea, I get it, a reasonable compromise with the cost vs. ruggedness of the build.If it's going to sit on a pedal board, as a Set it and forget it" reverb, it seems fine. But only time will tellI will probably keep it but instead use this for the Acoustic pedal board instead, moving the Holy Grail reverb to the Marshall rig.

An amazing reverb pedal for little $$$. I needed a reverb pedal for my PRS HDRX20 amp, and thought I would try the M-VAVE just for fun. It is a serious contender! I use an Earth Quaker Astral Destiny verb on my pedalboard and love its spacey-modulated verbs. I am happy to say the M-Vave Mini Universe is the real deal. Extremely long, detailed verbs with modulations, Shimmer, Hall, Spring Plate, Clouds, and more. This is not a typical cheap trashy reverb. Very happy with the purchase.

Excellent sound and an easy configuration setup.I play all pink Floyd and this pedal fits the bill.Would recommend. Take your playing to another level.

Utilisé en concert, j'ai bien aimé le choix des réverbérations possibles. Je n'ai pas entendu de bruits parasites lors des coupures. Très bien pour le prix.

Funktioniert sehr gut.

Sounds absolutely amazing, depending of course of what you are looking for.It beats the BOSS digital reverb hands down for most of the sounds.But the jewel in the crown is the "Shimmer" reverb, which is why it was bought in the first place.Would have thought it would come from a pedal costing, at least, some 4 times the price!Used in studio most every day, unbeatable value for money.Highly recommended!

Great value for the price. Worth every rupee spent for this great sounding reverb for a garage band musician, (with 9 reverb modes at less than Rs. 900 per mode). Shimmer mode performs well at this low price point, but can't beat the RV6, HOF2. Favorites are Bloom(BLOM) and Cloud. Mine had only "BYPASS" written below the footswitch (not TRUE BYPASS), so I guess the popping sound is now factory fixed.Remember to use a DC adaptor with Center negative.Use the Drift (Param 3) knob wisely. Twist the knobs and get enveloped in a wash of lush ambient sounds that transport you into your own 'Mini-Universe'.Waiting for a stereo version of this mighty dwarf (Durin?).