My gut feeling is you know if you're the type of guitar player that already utilizes a very sort of midi orientated super controllable high-end reverb pedal you're probably going like oh this is interesting let me take a look.

The crossover system. I think that would be helpful in creating like a really cool ambient preset where you might want your reverb to have a low-pass and your delays to have a high-pass or vice-versa.

The Spatium algorithm is just gorgeous. It's so lush and it works so well with the harp because it doesn't get in the way of the natural tone, it just enhances it.

If you get asked what kind of modulations you'd like to put on your pedalboard and your answer is 'yes', then I think I found the right pedal for you.

I think those EQ Prototypes are the real strong points on here. And I have to give them credit for being able to merge versatility. With ease of use.

One thing that GFI System is known for is their shimmer reverb... Those upper octaves are always in tune and just kind of in the background it doesn't really get in the way of your playing.

It's a nice warm delay and when the delay is done it adds all these kind of beautiful glittery textures which they also call glitter.