Description
Most reverb pedals are designed with electric guitar in mind, which means they often smear or color the natural voice of an acoustic instrument. Fishman took a different approach with the AFX AcoustiVerb, engineering a reverb specifically to complement acoustic tone rather than compete with it. The pedal blends three distinct reverb types — Hall, Plate, and Spring — in parallel with your dry signal, so the character of your instrument stays intact while the ambience wraps around it.
- Hall, Plate, and Spring reverb voicings in one compact unit
- True bypass circuitry, with a switchable buffered bypass option
- Decay Time control shapes the reverb tail from tight and short to expansive and cavernous
- Tone knob shapes only the reverb signal, leaving your dry tone untouched
- Level knob blends the effect in gradually so it enhances rather than overwhelms
- Innovative Dual Path Routing for creating two independent effect chains
- Ultra-compact footprint that fits on the tightest pedalboards
- Requires external 9V power (sold separately)
The Dual Path Routing feature sets the AFX Mini series apart from typical stompboxes. Using standard TRS stereo guitar cables, you can link multiple AFX Minis together and assign each one to either the “Tip” or “Ring” audio path. This lets you build two completely separate effect chains through a single run of cables — a clever solution for players juggling limited board space or complex signal routing needs.
Whether you’re adding subtle room ambience to a solo acoustic performance or need a lush, spacious tail for a bigger stage sound, the AcoustiVerb gives acoustic players a reverb pedal that actually understands the instrument it’s designed for.
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