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At A Glance

Input Impedance
1 MΩ
Output Impedance
100 Ω
Max Input
+5 dBV
Max Output Level
+5 dBV
Noise Floor
-107 dBV
Sampling Rate
96 kHz
Current Draw
240 mA
Power Supply
9 volts DC
Dry Path Headroom
20 volts
Description

Dunlop positioned the MXR M300-U Reverb as a full-featured digital reverb pedal offering six distinct reverb styles in a single unit. It sat within MXR's effects line as a studio-grade reverb solution aimed at players requiring broad tonal range from one pedal.

The M300-U featured a hi-fi analog dry path with 20 volts of headroom, keeping the unprocessed signal in the analog domain while the reverb processing ran at a 96 kHz sampling rate. Six reverb styles were available on board, with controls to tailor the reverb sound. The pedal required a 9-volt DC power supply drawing 240 mA, with an input impedance of 1 MΩ and an output impedance of 100 Ω. Maximum input and output levels both reached +5 dBV, and the noise floor measured -107 dBV.

Owners sourcing a replacement power supply should confirm the 9V DC centre-negative standard before purchasing; for internal servicing, bypass switch replacement, or jack work, a qualified guitar technician will be best placed to advise on compatible parts.

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