Source Audio Collider Delay + Reverb
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What you need to know
What you need to know
- Two Independent Stereo Engines: delay and reverb usable separately or simultaneously (up to Dual Delay / Dual Reverb mode)
- 14 Delay/Reverb Combinations to go from vintage slapback to highly immersive modern soundscapes
- High-End Audio Quality: 56-bit processing and 24-bit A/D converters Source Audio (SA601) with Analog Dry Through
- Preset-Friendly: 128 presets via MIDI / advanced editing through the Neuro ecosystem, + 4 presets directly accessible on the pedal
Manufacturer Information
Source Audio
https://www.sourceaudio.net
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A "Best of" Source Audio Pedal: The Spirit of Nemesis and Ventris in One Box
The Collider Delay + Reverb SA263 combines two essential worlds of the brand: the very comprehensive delay approach of the Nemesis and the atmospheres of the Ventris Reverb. The result: a premium effects pedal designed to save space on the pedalboard while maintaining real depth of adjustment. Whether you're looking for a precise and musical echo or a wide and detailed reverb, the Collider positions itself as a "studio-grade" solution in pedal format, ready for the stage.
For Which Musicians and Styles?
The Collider is aimed at guitarists and bassists with high demands, but also at keyboardists and texture creators (post-rock, ambient, indie, worship, modern pop). Its Analog Dry Through helps preserve the attack and clarity of the signal, a real plus both live and in recording. Whether you play with a pick, fingers, with dynamic playing or volume nuances, the pedal remains responsive and easy to integrate into an effects chain.
Control, Presets, MIDI: A Sound Machine Tailored for the Modern Pedalboard
The interface is straightforward thanks to dedicated controls for Delay, Reverb Type, Feedback, Tone, Control 1, Control 2, and Mix, complemented by a Tap Tempo footswitch to lock your repeats to the tempo. Need to freeze a reverb tail to create a soundscape? The Reverb Hold function is there for that. On stage, the Lock Switch prevents unwanted changes by locking the settings, and you can choose your bypass behavior: True Bypass or Buffered Bypass. Finally, managing 128 presets and MIDI (5-pin DIN or USB) turns the Collider into a control center for programmed rigs.
The Sound
The Collider stands out with a clear, wide, and three-dimensional sound, designed for stereo: delays remain defined even with heavy feedback, and reverbs keep a nice openness without overwhelming the dry signal. The Tone control allows you to go from a dark, muffled grain to brighter repeats, perfect for cutting through a mix. In delay + reverb combination, you quickly get cinematic atmospheres, floating textures, and precise spatial effects, all while maintaining a dynamic feel under the fingers.
Technical specifications
| Effects | Reverb, Delay | Use | electric guitar |
| Format | Pedal | Color | Blue |
| Type | sector | ||
| Analog Dry Through | preservation of the original untreated signal | Power supply | not included |
| Controls | Delay, Reverb Type, Feedback, Tone, Control 1, Control 2, Mix | Required power supply | 9V DC (center negative) |
| Bypass mode | True Bypass or Buffered Bypass | Consumption | 300 mA |
Questions frequently asked
Is the Source Audio Collider Delay + Reverb MIDI compatible?
MIDI control is available via 5-pin DIN or USB. The pedal can manage up to 128 presets, making it easy to integrate into a programmed pedalboard.
What power supply is needed for the Collider?
A 9 V DC center-negative power supply is required, with a consumption of 300 mA. The power supply is not included.
Can the Collider be used with a bass or keyboard?
This pedal is suitable for electric guitars, basses, and keyboards. The Analog Dry Through circuit preserves the unaffected signal to maintain attack and clarity of the sound.
Does the Collider offer tap tempo and hold functions?
A Tap Tempo footswitch allows the delay repeats to be set to the tempo. The Reverb Hold feature freezes a reverb tail to create a soundscape.
What delay and reverb controls are available?
Dedicated controls include Delay, Reverb Type, Feedback, Tone, Control 1, Control 2, and Mix. The Tone control allows darkening or brightening of the repeats.



