Housed in a vintage briefcase audiometer, Afterimage is can function as a standalone boost, overdrive, delay, or spring reverb (with a real reverb tank!) — or any combination of these.

Controls

Volume (Output): Enough output on tap to serve as a boost

EQ (Mood): Global tone control for the output

Delay Mix (Replication Level): Adjusts the amount of lo-fi delay in the mix

Delay Time (Replication Time): Sets the delay time

Repeats (Quantity): Controls the number of delay repeats

Fidelity: Stretches delay time beyond normal limits, introducing noise and artifacts

Reverb Mix (Reverberation Level): Controls the level of spring reverb in the mix

Gain (Spring Drive): Adds amp-like drive to the reverb tank

Global Gain Toggle: Selects whether gain affects only the wet reverb signal or the entire input — transforming the unit into a loud, gnarly overdrive

As a bonus, the unit can generate its own signal, perfect for dark, ominous textures and experimental noise. Hit it to hear the reverb tank ring out and come alive.

A conversation piece that covers a wide range of sounds — from atmospheric ambience to gritty chaos.