Electronic Audio Experiments Scattering Stereo Spatial Reverb Pedal

Product Description

The Electronic Audio Experiments Scattering Stereo Spatial Reverb takes a distinctly unconventional approach to reverb, using a complex network of delay lines to create lively, spatial textures rather than the smooth, diffuse ambience associated with traditional digital reverbs.

At its core, Scattering produces a shifting field of fluttering echoes that move and interact across the stereo image. Its character can range from harsh, metallic and ringing to dark, murky and saturated, giving players an expansive palette for creating everything from subtle spatial enhancement to fractured, experimental ambience.

Four distinct modes explore different permutations inspired by the lost MN3011 bucket brigade device, bringing analogue-influenced character into a sophisticated digital environment. The result blurs the boundary between analogue and digital processing, with sounds that can modulate, saturate and spatialise while retaining an immediate response suited to real-world guitar playing.

Scattering isn't limited to atmospheric soundscapes. Its textural reflections can become rhythmic, aggressive and highly interactive, allowing it to function as a creative effect within rock, experimental and more conventional pedalboard setups just as readily as an ambient reverb.

Building on Electronic Audio Experiments' analogue/digital hybrid approach, Scattering also provides deep control for modern rigs. Presets, MIDI, assignable modulation and extensive expressive control allow its parameters to be manipulated and recalled in performance.

Both the analogue I/O and analogue/digital processing architecture operate in true stereo, making Scattering the first EAE pedal to offer true stereo operation throughout. For players looking beyond conventional room, hall and plate sounds, Scattering offers an unusual and highly expressive way to reshape the space around your instrument.

Key Features

• Stereo spatial reverb built around a complex delay-line network
• Creates fluttering, scattered echoes rather than conventional diffuse reverb
• Four distinct operating modes
• Modes inspired by permutations of the MN3011 bucket brigade device
• Ranges from harsh and ringing to murky and saturated textures
• Capable of reverb, modulation, saturation and spatial effects
• Designed for both experimental ambience and practical performance use
• True stereo analogue I/O
• True stereo analogue/digital processing
• Preset storage and recall
• MIDI integration
• Assignable modulation
• Extensive expressive parameter control
• Analogue/digital hybrid design