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We will send new Joyo (MOIST JF-20)Features:32-BIT DSP DIGITAL REVERB — 3 STUDIO-GRADE MODES: The MOIST delivers clear, high-resolution reverb through a high-performance 32-bit DSP chip. Three meticulously voiced modes cover the essential reverb spectrum: STUDIO (clean, professional ambience with subtle reflections—adding depth without overpowering), CHURCH (wide, expansive hall reverberation with long decay—ambient swells and cinematic textures), and PLATE (classic metallic shimmer with bright, articulate tails—vintage rock and surf tones).3-KNOB CONTROL — DECAY, MIX & TONEL: Three simple practical knobs let you shape reverb freely. Decay adjusts the length of reverb tail from short subtle reflection to long ambient wash. Mix balances dry original signal and wet reverb effect for just the right spatial depth. Tone controls reverb brightness: turn down for dark warm ambience, turn up for bright airy shimmer. Players love that with the Decay turned up, you get "lovely bell-like overtones, so much so that it can sound rather like a chorus pedal." Pro tip: for subtle reverb that enhances without dominating, start with Mix around 9 o'clock and Decay around 10 o'clock.TRUE BYPASS WITH SILENT SWITCHING: True bypass switching preserves guitar's natural tone when the pedal is disengaged—Effectively reduces tone coloration and signal degradation. Players confirm "the bypass is silent when switching on and off," with no audible pop or click during performances. The footswitch provides reliable, responsive activation for precise control over your reverb effects.COMPACT JF SERIES DESIGN — ROAD-READY & PEDALBOARD-FRIENDLY: Encased in a rugged metal alloy chassis with a distinctive blue, the MOIST features a compact footprint that saves precious pedalboard space. The smooth, responsive knobs provide precise adjustment with a quality feel. Note: the mode selector toggle switch is positioned between the control knobs—for easiest access during performance, we recommend setting your preferred reverb type before playing and using the footswitch to engage the effect.