Is the pedal True Stereo? (deal processors)

Yes and no. Yes it is a true stereo effects device. No you it is not Dual Processors in the way I suspect you mean. The whole idea of a stereo reverb is to take a point source and return a stereo reverb. If you clap your hands, you are a mono sound source. If you do it in a cathedral, the reverberations come from all directions and could be recorded with a pair of mics in stereo. That is what the DR600 is simulating. If two people clapped, one near each microphone, each would be loudest on their nearby mic as a direct signal but both mics would hear roughly equal amounts of ambient reverberation in a space as large as a cathedral. So, no, the B output does not just give a mono reverb of the B input. You can use it as mono or stereo in and you can use just a mono or the stereo out. Therefore, as well as working for mono sources like guitars, this pedal works well with stereo keyboards too. It can also be used with a mixer by connecting an Aux send to Input A and returning both outputs to the desk Aux Returns (or two mono channels panned left and right). From the manual: Use the two 1/4" TS connectors IN A and IN B to plug in a stereo input signal. For mono use just plug in IN A. The two 1/4" TS connectors OUT A and OUT B send the signal to your amp. Use both connectors if you want to achieve full stereo effect. For mono use just plug in OUT A. We have just one of these pedals left in stock. The UK distributor has none at the moment, so I have no idea when more will be available. Finally, I recommend a power supply with this pedal. The digital processing takes quite a lot of power compared to something like a distortion pedal. S it can get though batteries rather quickly. We have suitable power supplies in stock and can add one to your order for no extra postage. Martin, Manchester Audio (part of Boomerang Sounds)

How can I use this with a Shure sm58 mic + amp?

You would need a microphone preamplifier or mixer in between the microphone and pedal to boost the signal.

Works in mono. When connect electribe 2s to stereo no sound goes out. Tried to connect in many ways but still no signal. Am i doing something wrong ?

I believe that the pedal in question does work with either Mono, or Stereo guitar leads, because I've used both of these leads without a problem. Maybe you have a defective pedal. Regards Keith Riley

Is this suitable for a microphone? It looks like a guitar pedal which would need a preamp with a mike.

Most mics are low impedance so will require a pre-amp or mixer to give sufficient level for this pedal. If you happen to have a high impedance mic (usually vintage) or an electret condenser (one that needs a battery to power it), then you could use it directly. Otherwise, we do sell simple mic pre-amps that would work well with it. We are currently the only UK seller on Amazon who still has this is stock. They are in very short supply. If you want to contact me with more information about your application, I can possibly offer alternatives that might suit you even better. TC for example make a whole range of vocal effects processors. Martin, Manchester Audio

Product Dimensions	7.01 x 5.41 x 12.29 cm; 400 g
Batteries	1 9V batteries required.
Item model number	DR600
Back Material	Metal
Body Material	Metal with Silver Finish
Colour	Silver
Connector	1/4" audio jack
Hardware Interface	1/4-inch Audio
Signal Format	Digital
String Material	Nickel
Neck Material Type	Metal
Number of Strings	6
Material Type	Silver
Country Produced In	china
Size	1 Count
Battery Type	Alkaline
Power Source	Corded Electric
Voltage	9
Item Weight	400 g

DR600 Digital Stereo Reverb Effects Pedal, Silver, 1 Count

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