Strymon StarLab
Reverb Eurorack module
Latest User Reviews
Incredible reverb
A sound designers dream this reverb caters for the ultimate reverb sculpting. From tight thumpy distorted echos to smeary shimmery expanses it's all covered. Modulation on almost everything, including a filter and LFO section. Slightly odd jack positioning, and it's clear they were forcing it into the faceplate layout of the Magneto, but this is minor design feedback on what is probably the best hardware reverb available. I love the blue too gives it a great aesthetic and I like my modules to have their own personality.
Technical Data
- Manufactured by Strymon
- Released in 2021
- Average price : $677
- Three selectable reverb types for a variety of ambient textures
- Four octaves of Karplus string synthesis with attenuation control for string/verb
- LFO section: different waveforms to modulate delay time, reverb size or filter
- Filter section with 4-pole 24dB/octave low-pass filter with variable resonance
- Harmonics section to expand the sound spectrum of the reverb
- Adjustable shimmer for additional +/- 1 octave pitch shift of the reverb
- Mica for dynamic amplification of overtones
- Adjustable size of the reverb core - increasing or decreasing the space for reflections, allowing control of the pitch of the regenerating reverb
- Infinite freezes the input signal before the reverb tank
- Stereo inputs and extensive CV control of parameters
- Independent wet and DRY level controls
- Access to four presets from the front panel
- USB port on the rear panel (firmware updates)
- 4-Bit 96kHz A/D and D/A converters
- Analogue dry signal is not converted
- Current consumption: 210 mA (+12 V) / 210 mA (-12 V)
- Width: 28 HP
- Depth: 41 mm
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