NYC Friends! June 9-10, Meris will be at the Brooklyn Synth/Pedal Expo at the Absurd Conclave (in Bushwick). Swing on by and we’ll have some purchasing incentives (exclusive to Expo visitors only). We’re throwing in a FREE MIDI I/O ($89 value) with an order of a pedal. Plus you can meet Terry and Angelo.
Contributor Bob Thomas via Sound on Sound Magazine reviews the Polymoon in May 2018 issue. “Although newcomers to the pedal market, California-based Meris should be well-known to SOS readers for their studio gear – their 500-series 440 mic preamp, Ottobit bit-crusher and Mercury7 algorithmic reverb all impressed us and each enjoyed very positive reviews. With a feature set and level of…
Now available are highly anticipated Meris MIDI I/O and Preset Switch. Watch/listen as Terry demonstrates the ultimate midi interface and preset switch for all of your Meris pedals. Unlock unlimited remote capabilities with MIDI I/O. Get instant compact control with the Meris Preset Switch. Click links below for official video demos.
Pedals and Effects crowned Ottobit Jr. AND Mercury7 as their “Top 10 Pedals of 2017.” Watch the video. (Nick on the Ottobit Jr.) – “This is THE glitch pedal of 2017.” (Juan on the Mercury7) – “It just sounds like shit you hear in a movie….I do these big low-end swoops and this whole room feels like it’s gonna explode…
Oh damn! Dustin at Vintage King and Vintage King Los Angeles throned the Ottobit Jr. as their #1 BEST pedal of 2017. Our Polymoon is listed as their #2 favorite. He writes, “A hard toss up between this and the Polymoon, but the Ottobit Jr. is a pedal I’ve wanted to exist for years. Innovative and cutting edge, the Ottobit Jr. is a…
These articles are meaningful surprises. While our team have been distracted and directly dealing with the worst Californian fires (in history), people have been stirring up LOVE! Thank you. Best Guitar Effects contributed by A Bunch of Pedals, crowned Meris as “Best New Pedal Builder in 2017.” The article features full video demos of all 3 pedals; Polymoon, Mercury7 and…
Originally a customer and now a rad friend, Noveller gives props on the Mercury7 in Reverb’s recent interview here. “Right before Helium, a friend told me that I had to check out the Meris Mercury7 Reverb pedal, which is stereo. So I was totally stoked to go check it out. I went to the Mesa Boogie shop in Hollywood and played…
Nice to see this fresh off the press in the October issue of Premier Guitar Magazine. Mercury7 (Reverb Pedal) earns a PG Premier Gear Award. Contributor Joe Charupakorn says, “Once only available as a mono rack module, the Mercury7 is now available in a stereo pedal format. In this more compact pedal package it’s easy to use the Mercury7 as a…
Some of you who have paid attention to our Ottobit Jr. manual, have noticed a generic MIDI controller in Section 6D when explaining MIDI implementation. We have received quite a number of emails inquiring about this mysterious device subtly mentioned. Thanks for noticing! That’s because, we were in the early developmental stages. Now, here’s Jinna showing you our working prototype…
Pedals and Effects reviews the Mercury7 Reverb Pedal – “As a fan of trailblazers and innovators, I really admire what the team at Meris is doing: taking an effect like reverb and giving it new life, sound capabilities and multi functioning! The Mercury7 is influenced by the 1982 film, “Blade Runner,” and you can see the inspiration in the massive sound that gives you the feeling that you’ve…