Joining in on their scaled-down "Destroyer Series" pedals, we've got the discordant tones of the Death By Audio Dream Station reverb and delay. Coupling two perfectly peculiar DBA-style effects, a reverb and a delay, this compact Death By Audio creation places enormous power in the hands of its players to instantly establish a mood, make some noise, push the envelope, whatever strikes your fancy.

The Dream Station punches in with two distinct DBA effects – a reverb and a delay. This combination of effects is then paired with a three-way filter that instantly warps its tones into three distinct camps for extensive tone shaping opportunities. Onboard, the Dream Station's reverb is harnessed by a lone Reverb Time dial that lands its effect from a light splash to a drenching deluge. This spacious reverb is matched up with the delay's two intuitive controls for Time and Feedback, with its range of oscillation more easily marked by its longest rounding circular segment (which gets pretty loud, pretty quickly). The Dream Station's three-way tone toggle allows for quick swapping into Bright, Full, and Dark modes that change the delay's sound from tape, digital, and analog effect tones, respectively. Like its Destroyer Series siblings, the Dream Station is equipped with stereo-enabled inputs and outputs. Uniquely, it features an internal trails bypass switch.

As a compact, pedalboard-ready way to introduce some great spaciousness and noisiness to your setup, the Dream Station beams in and punches well above its weight class.

• Combination reverb and delay effect
• Three-way delay tone switch with tape, digital, and analog delay tones
• Mono and stereo routing with stereo connections
• Standard nine volt DC center negative power supply operation