L.A. Session Artist/Keyboardist Bryan Velasco performs with the Meris Mercury7 Reverb Pedal. Bryan improvises live while channeling a Bladerunner inspired mood using a Mercury7 Reverb, Moog Voyager + Yamaha S90.
L.A. Electronic Artist BASECK performs with Meris pedals (Ottobit Jr. and Mercury7). He gives his very first impressions of the pedals while playing an exclusive track live thru a DSI Sequential Tempest and Roland TB303. Watch him perform live with an exclusive track.
Vintage King shows off massive versatility in the Ottobit Jr. Watch the video. “Absolutely phenomenal. Just a labyrinth of possibilities. Even excellent for straight forward, run of the mill stuff like tremolo and fuzz” – Dustin at Vintage King.
Contributor Rob Gee via MixDown Magazine on the Mercury7 Reverb 500 Series. “This is a reverb device that needs to be heard to be understood. It is incredibly musical and offers so much variety that you will most likely waste days just listening to the sounds it can create. In a design that was inspired by the reverbs used in Vangelis’s soundtrack to…
Contributor Rob Tavaglione via Pro Sound News Magazine reviews both the 440 Mic Pre and Mercury7 Reverb! “The Meris 440 is a good buy for a nice and clean transformer coupled preamp. Throw in its effects loop and you have an intriguingly artsy device for only a small cash outlay. Throw in those filters and shelves and you have a mic amp…
It’s IN! And we’re feeling highly flattered. Mercury7 review from SOUND ON SOUND Magazine (June Edition) is hot off the presses! Here are just a few quotes from Contributor and Technical Editor Hugh Robjohns: “I’m pleased to report that the sound quality is beyond reproach” “…genuinely wonderful virtual spaces with a massive range of characters as well as some really quite weird…
We’re immensely proud and privileged to post this photo of Johnny Marr posing with his Meris 440 Mic preamps (added to his studio since 2015). Reported by Sound Network in London, Marr dubbed the 440 as, “…class and classic, the Meris 440 is the one”. The 440 Mic Preamp features all analogue circuitry, premium components with legendary Cinemag™ input/output transformers for…
Geoff Stanfield for Tape Op Magazine writes “Ottobit inspires creativity…blips, beeps, fuzz, and full-on decimation is all there…There wasn’t anything I routed to the Ottobit that I didn’t find some amount of joy in the result. Drums, keys, vocals, guitars, bass, saxophone, synths – you name it. Ottobit destroyed it in the best sort of way.” Check out the full…
Why do recordings from the ’60s and ’70s sound so great? Because: TRANSFORMERS. No Fake Weight Here. Built with Premium Components, our 440 Mic Pres consist of 2 transformers from the classic Cinemag company. Made just up the street from us here in Los Angeles. Explore the 440.
Congratulations to Vaughn Lofstead and tagged friend Joe Munroe! And thanks to all who participated. — To commemorate the release of the highly anticipated bit crusher, Ottobit, we’re giving you AND a comrade the chance to win a 440 Mic Pre Amp (each $550 value). To enter, just follow these two easy steps via Twitter, Google+ or Facebook posted on our page. Twitter: 1. Reply a tweet and tag a…