Meris MercuryX Modular Reverb System Pedal

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The Meris MercuryX is a modular reverb system housing eight studio-grade algorithms — Ultraplate, Cathedra, 78 Room, 78 Plate, 78 Hall, Spring, Prism, and Gravity — with 2.54 seconds of stereo predelay and independent stereo Freeze for transcendent, studio-rack-depth ambience.

Power: 9V DC center-negative, 2.1mm, at least 300mA (adapter not included). Bypass: selectable relay true bypass (mono only) or analog buffered bypass, which auto-engages with stereo I/O, Trails, Spillover, or Kill Dry. Native 5-pin DIN MIDI In/Out plus USB-C (MIDI over USB on firmware 1.5+). GTIN: 850015619076. Manufacturer: Meris.

Description

The Meris MercuryX houses eight studio-grade reverb algorithms and 2.54 seconds of stereo predelay inside a modular, color-screen system built to transcend simple pedal reverb into full studio-rack depth.

Which Meris MercuryX is this?

MercuryX takes the heart and soul of the two-footswitch Mercury7 — keeping its Ultraplate and Cathedra algorithms — and expands it with six more reverbs (78 Room, 78 Plate, 78 Hall, Spring, Prism, and Gravity), 2.54 seconds of stereo predelay, independent stereo Freeze, gate envelopes, a color-screen UI, 99 presets across 33 banks, an instant tuner, and native 5-pin DIN plus USB-C MIDI. Mercury7 remains a compact 6-knob, two-footswitch, 16-preset reverb, available separately as its own pedal on our site.

Why guitarists choose the MercuryX

  • Eight studio-grade reverb algorithms cover everything from tight rooms and plates to vast, otherworldly halls.
  • 2.54 seconds of stereo predelay lets you separate dry signal from reverb onset for clarity or drama.
  • Independent stereo Freeze sustains a reverb wash indefinitely for ambient pads and soundscapes.
  • Modular signal routing and control-signal modifiers go far beyond a fixed two-knob reverb pedal.
  • Color screen and 99 onboard presets make deep patches easy to build, name, and recall.
  • Native 5-pin DIN MIDI In/Out plus USB-C give full remote control with no external converter box needed.

Controls and switches

  • Decay — Sets how long the selected reverb's tail rings out.
  • Predelay — Sets up to 2.54 seconds of stereo predelay before the reverb onset, separating dry attack from the wash.
  • Mix — Blends reverb with your dry signal.
  • Mod — Applies internal modulation to the reverb tank for gentle chorusing or animated shimmer, depending on the algorithm loaded.
  • C1 / C2 navigation encoders — Select and edit a favorited parameter directly from the front panel.
  • C3 encoder — Turns to change presets, pushes to enter edit mode, and holds to save — the way to browse MercuryX's 99 presets across 33 banks.
  • 4 LED buttons (1, 2, 3, Hold Modifier) — Mirror the four footswitches for desktop and studio use.
  • Footswitches 1, 2, 3 — Engage or bypass presets.
  • Hold Modifier footswitch — An envelope generator switch configurable per preset as Momentary, Latching, or Tap Tempo action — set it to Tap Tempo to tap in reverb-synced timing without a dedicated tap footswitch.

Power and pedalboard compatibility

MercuryX runs on 9V DC, center-negative, 2.1 mm barrel, drawing at least 300 mA — use an isolated multi-output supply rated for that current. The relay true bypass is mono only; running true stereo I/O, Trails, Spillover, or Kill Dry automatically switches MercuryX to Analog Buffered Bypass, so plan pedalboard placement around whichever bypass mode your patch uses.

Technical specifications

Model Meris MercuryX
Effect type Modular Reverb System
Topology Digital
Bypass Selectable relay true bypass (mono only) or analog buffered bypass, which auto-engages with stereo I/O, Trails, Spillover, or Kill Dry
Input impedance 1000 kΩ
Power 9 Volt DC, center-negative, 2.1 mm barrel
Current draw 300 mA
Expression input Yes
Onboard presets Yes
Tap tempo Yes (Tap tempo is available by configuring the Hold Modifier footswitch to Tap Tempo action per preset, rather than from a dedicated tap footswitch.)
Enclosure dimensions 11.43 × 18.42 × 5.08 cm
Weight 680.4 g
GTIN 850015619076

FAQ

How many reverb algorithms does MercuryX have?

Eight: Ultraplate, Cathedra, 78 Room, 78 Plate, 78 Hall, Spring, Prism, and Gravity.

What is the difference between MercuryX and Mercury7?

MercuryX keeps Mercury7's Ultraplate and Cathedra algorithms and adds six more, plus a color screen, 2.54-second predelay, independent stereo Freeze, and 99 presets. Mercury7 is the original compact 6-knob, two-footswitch, 16-preset version, sold as a separate model on our site.

Does MercuryX have a tap-tempo footswitch?

Not a dedicated one. The Hold Modifier switch can be configured per preset for Tap Tempo action, and MIDI beat clock sync is also supported.

Is MercuryX true stereo?

Yes. True stereo processing throughout, with the Prism structure using discrete dual mono processing.

Does MercuryX work with the Meris Preset Switch?

No. The Preset Switch is officially listed as compatible only with Ottobit Jr., Mercury7, Polymoon, Enzo, and Hedra; MercuryX handles presets from its own front panel and over MIDI.

Does MercuryX need the Meris MIDI I/O box?

No. MercuryX has its own 5-pin DIN MIDI In/Out jacks plus MIDI over USB-C on firmware 1.5 and later.

What power supply does MercuryX need?

9V DC, center-negative, 2.1 mm barrel, at least 300 mA. A power supply is not included.

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