Mirage JR is a compact reverb powerhouse that delivers all the creative range of its big sibling in a streamlined, single-engine mono format. It offers the same studio grade processing, intuitive layout, and algorithm selection.
Built for guitarists, bassists, synth players, and ambient creators who want maximum sound without complexity. Whether you’re chasing vintage plate tones, cinematic shimmer, or frozen walls of reverb, Mirage JR brings it all together in one expressive unit.
The reverb engine runs any of 16 carefully crafted reverb algorithms, organized into two banks of natural, familiar spaces or modern and experimental territories. Four dedicated knobs and two expression controls enable powerful real time interactions, from expressive shimmer bursts and freeze triggers to evolving modulated textures.
Despite its compact footprint, Mirage JR gives you plenty to show off, visually, sonically, and practically. It shines as a mono front end spatial effect, but it’s equally at home in pedal switchers, synth setups, or even as a send effect in the studio, bringing the magic of the original Mirage to any rig.
Mirage JR is a compact reverb powerhouse that delivers all the creative range of its big sibling in a streamlined, single-engine mono format. It offers the same studio grade processing, intuitive layout, and algorithm selection.
Built for guitarists, bassists, synth players, and ambient creators who want maximum sound without complexity. Whether you’re chasing vintage plate tones, cinematic shimmer, or frozen walls of reverb, Mirage JR brings it all together in one expressive unit.
The reverb engine runs any of 16 carefully crafted reverb algorithms, organized into two banks of natural, familiar spaces or modern and experimental territories. Four dedicated knobs and two expression controls enable powerful real time interactions, from expressive shimmer bursts and freeze triggers to evolving modulated textures.
Despite its compact footprint, Mirage JR gives you plenty to show off, visually, sonically, and practically. It shines as a mono front end spatial effect, but it’s equally at home in pedal switchers, synth setups, or even as a send effect in the studio, bringing the magic of the original Mirage to any rig.
