Image 1 of 1
Image 1 of 1
Image 1 of 1
Image 1 of 1
Released in the early 1970s, the Pioneer SR-202W is a stereo spring reverb made for hi-fi systems—but it’s found a second life in studios for its lush, spacey character. Unlike modern digital verbs, this thing brings gritty, metallic depth that’s perfect for dub, psych, garage, and ambient textures.
Features include:
Dual-spring tank for natural, splashy stereo reverb
Modified for 1/4” ins and outs, easily adapted to studio use
Tone and mix controls for dialing in reverb amount
Classic wood paneling and brushed aluminum face
This unit is in fantastic cosmetic condition. Whether you’re tracking guitars, vocals, or sending drums through it on a bus, the SR-202W.
Released in the early 1970s, the Pioneer SR-202W is a stereo spring reverb made for hi-fi systems—but it’s found a second life in studios for its lush, spacey character. Unlike modern digital verbs, this thing brings gritty, metallic depth that’s perfect for dub, psych, garage, and ambient textures.
Features include:
Dual-spring tank for natural, splashy stereo reverb
Modified for 1/4” ins and outs, easily adapted to studio use
Tone and mix controls for dialing in reverb amount
Classic wood paneling and brushed aluminum face
This unit is in fantastic cosmetic condition. Whether you’re tracking guitars, vocals, or sending drums through it on a bus, the SR-202W.