Levitation

Levitation is a guitar reverb pedal built around four knobs and one toggle switch. Its sound is described as sitting between gritty sixties chamber reverb, classic spring and big ringing plates, and it covers settings from a tight small-room slapback to very long, oscillating trails.

Mix sets the wet/dry balance, while Decay and the Length toggle together control how long the reverb lasts. Tone works as an input bandwidth control for the reverberated signal: fully clockwise removes low end for a brighter reverb, and counterclockwise lets more lows through for a fuller sound. Atmosphere feeds the upper frequencies of the trails back into the reverb to make it more harmonic and ringing.

The pedal uses Flexi-Switch relay-based true bypass, which allows both latching and momentary operation from the same footswitch. Because the switching is relay based, the pedal needs power to pass signal. It runs from a 9 V DC supply with a 2.1 mm negative-center barrel and draws 72 mA. The maker lists it as no longer in production.