Setback Reverse
A compact reverse delay pedal built around adjustable playback speed, subdivision, and sample-rate "Clock" control, part of OBNE's long-running reverse-pedal lineage.
About this pedal
Setback is Old Blood Noise Endeavors’ take on a reverse delay, continuing a lineage that runs from Rever through Minim and BL-44. Speed sets the reverse playback rate (and doubles as a pitch-shift control), Div sets rhythmic subdivisions, and Clock adjusts sample rate to trade off delay time against fidelity. Stereo I/O, presets, full MIDI/expression control, and tap tempo via the Aux switch round out a small-format pedal built for both tight, synced reverses and looser, more textural ones.
Quick answers
- How much does the Setback Reverse cost?
- Old Blood Noise Endeavors lists it at $259 (USD). Dealer and used prices vary.
- Is the Setback Reverse still available?
- Yes. Old Blood Noise Endeavors lists it as a current model that's available to order.
- Who makes the Setback Reverse?
- Old Blood Noise Endeavors, building gear since 2014. Where it's built: Built to order in the Capitol Hill district of Oklahoma City. It's listed here as a delay pedal.
- How long is the wait for Old Blood Noise Endeavors gear?
- Pedals are built to order. Current lead time is 7 to 10 business days on most orders. The custom shop is closed.