MXR
MXR M300 Reverb guitar pedal
Delivers six reverb styles with a hi-fi analog dry path and 20 volts of headroom
- Product typeElectric Guitar
- Product weight1.1
- Six exquisitely crafted reverb styles cover studio and stage needs
- Hi-fi analog dry path with 20 volts headroom preserves original tone
- Simple three-knob layout lets you dial in sounds quickly
- Plate setting delivers shimmering smooth wash for recording applications
- Spring setting recreates authentic amp reverb from vintage to surfy splatter
Six reverb styles in a standard MXR box
The MXR M300 Reverb pedal delivers six distinct reverb styles tuned by the MXR design team. A hi-fi analog dry path provides 20 volts of headroom through Constant Headroom Technology. Each style is detailed like high-end rack units and selected by pushing the Tone knob. The pedal weighs 1.1 units and fits a standard pedalboard footprint.
Mono in and out with expression control
The unit accepts a mono instrument signal and outputs a mono wet signal alongside the dry path. An expression pedal jack allows real-time control over parameters such as decay or mix. Top-mounted jacks keep cable routing tidy on crowded boards. The three-knob layout handles tone, decay and mix without menu diving.
Players who want six curated verbs in one pedal
Guitarists needing spring, plate, epic, mod, room and pad sounds in a single enclosure will find this sufficient. Builders who require stereo outputs, MIDI preset switching or more than six algorithms should look elsewhere. The mono architecture limits use in stereo rigs or wet-dry-wet setups.
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- Price $168.99
- Pricier than about 79% of the 151 comparable items (median $76.99).
Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | MXR |
| Product type | Electric Guitar |
| Accessory category | Other |
Questions about this item
How much clean headroom does the analog dry path provide before clipping?
The hi-fi analog dry path delivers 20 volts of headroom thanks to Constant Headroom Technology, keeping your dry signal clean even with high-output pickups.
How quiet is the pedal when it stays on for a full rehearsal or gig?
The analog dry path and digital reverb engine run silently with no audible hiss, and the pedal draws little current so it adds negligible heat to your power supply.
What power supply do I need to have on my board before this pedal will work?
It runs on a standard 9 V DC centre-negative supply, the same type used by most other pedals on a board.
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