Meris Mercury X

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MercuryX takes the heart and soul of Mercury7 and expands it far beyond sci-fi into the highest quality and most flexible studio reverb ever created in a pedal format. All of our passion for pro audio has made it into both the algorithms and hardware performance of this pedal.

MercuryX combines 8 custom Meris reverb algorithms and incorporates those into a modular system UI/architecture that we first introduced with the award winning LVX pedal. Ultraplate and Cathedra are from Mercury7 and are inspired by the moody sci-fi reverbs featured in Blade Runner. The 78 Room, Plate and Hall structures are inspired by the venerable sounds of a studio classic. Spring, Prism, and Gravity are brand new structures unique to MercuryX.

[ditchgator]

Oh my...😃😎👍
The feel in your arrangement of Beatle tunes is captivating.
All day long I could lose myself... listening...😁👍
BRAVO
😎✌👍❤🖖

[TheFlutecart]

This thing is really neat. I have been tempted by Meris before but this critter is the bee's knees. Mike makes everything sound nice with his beautiful playing. At the moment, I'm still exploring my Nightsky pedal. The Mercury X is on my radar for sure. I love a complex reverb pedal, especially made in the USA. Cutting edge stuff.

[LeoMisteryMusic]

Hello, Mike! You are awesome guitar player!
Almost 10 years i listen your arrangement and you make me "Wow!" every time.
Thanks for you review and music!

[LP-]

One of my favorite Beatles tunes! You are the man, Mike!

[JohnSmithiuyytw]

Wow! best sounding, most creative material and production I've heard on a product video.

[dewberry]

Wow I never have thought you will demo something like a Mercury X . Nice!

[TheHifiEnvelope]

Man this demo is a banger! Starts out like Michael Brook covering the Beatles then that tasty little break drops! Well done!

[johngerson]

You're a master, Mike!
Beautiful and timely tribute, what with the latest release and such. Thanks!

[mariodriessen]

Wow…, the sounds are truely amazing and the design seems to be intuitive enough to actually deep dive into it and have fun recording all sorts of soundscapes.

I’m aware that there’s some pretty cool ‘soundscape tools’ on the market, but sometimes it feels like you need to go through 800 pages of text to grasp how it all functions (I’m old school). This is cool. ❤

[winstonsmith]

fave pedal of the year, and in quite some time.

[mrfuzztone]

I bought one and then I see your video. Backwards. Cool.

[sdfxse]

Sir you did so many good videos can I ask you what is the best sounding reverb pedal for you.

[MaxPaws]

We were talking, about the pedals, we all could share…

[davidsummerville]

Great pedal company but I came to hear the guitar player. 😎🤓

[Nowandthen-zen]

I’d get one but I might get lost and never return 🎸✌🏻

[thesaj]

The way I see it
If Mike doesn’t keep the pedal and sell it, that means it’s rather no good or too complicated. He already sold this pedal 😊😊😊