MU modular maker Synthesizers.com has introduced the Q215 Digital Reverb, a multi-mode stereo reverb for MU modular systems.

The Q215 features a wide range of reverb styles, some of which even include ‘period accurate’ sample rate adjustments to capture the proper tone. They say that the two Abstract Large Hall algorithms are ‘dark and gritty’ — part of that darkness comes from the 32Khz sample rate for those modes.

The module puts out a stereo signal from a mono input or a stereo input. The module will process all the usual +/-5V signals, but can work with line level signals as well, such as drum machines and synthesizers. The built in GAIN control allows the user to adjust the headroom and can be pushed into slight clipping if so desired.

Algorithms:

• Dat Plate
• Medium Room
• Longer Room
• Big Cloud
• Sunday Large Reverb
• Flanged Hall (Mod=Flange Speed, Damp=Flange Depth)
• Springy Tank
• Short and Snappy
• 80s Abstract Large Hall (32KHZ)
• 80s Abstract Large Hall High Detune (32KHZ)
• Alternate Tank

Pricing and Availability:

The Q215 Digital Reverb is available to pre-order for $379 USD, with shipping expected to start at the end of Nov, 2026.