A total of 28 reverb modes cover everything from classic spring and hall reverbs to chorus/flanger reverbs, shimmer effects, and even polyphonic pitch shifting. And the stereo I/O scheme can be used for either true stereo operation or as mono I/O along with a mono send/return loop. Complete with a Tails switch that allows reverbs to decay naturally after you switch off the effect, the Electro-Harmonix Oceans 12 may be the dual stereo reverb your pedalboard has been waiting for.
28 total reverb modes to select from:
Room: two modes, including a lively room and a spacious performance hall
Spring: two modes, including a vintage tube reverb emulation and the EHX Holy Grail spring algorithm
Plate: two modes, emulating the metal plates used in studios in the '60s and '70s
Reverse: two modes, including reverse reverbs and "true reversed echoes"
Echo: three modes, featuring digital delay with different echo rhythms
Trem: three modes, featuring different tremolo waveshapes
Mod: two modes, including chorus and flanger reverbs
Dyna: three modes, including Swell, Gate, and Duck
Auto-Inf: three modes of auto-infinite reverb, including chorus, flange, and reverb-only
Shimmer: two modes, different versions of an octave-shifted reverb wash
Polyphonic: two modes, including configurable bi-directional pitch shifts
Resonant: two modes, including tunable resonation and self-oscillating filters
