KMA Audio Machines Cirrus Delay and Reverb

Great sounding and looking pedal from a very cool company. Both effects have multiple modulation options, you can switch order of the effects, it essentially has two oscillation modes and it sounds quite nice. There aren't many cons imo, only that the pedal is tiny bit noisy and reverb could be a slightly bigger. Otherwise, it's a solid effect in a compact package with neatly arranged controls.

It is the first single effect (well... dual) pedal I bought and I am very impressed so far! I've been using it for the past two weeks with a Schecter diamond Omen extreme Fr and a Vox VT20+. The sound is amazing! The versatility and the sensibility of the knobs is huge, I was never able to get the same sound twice. It also reacts very well with dynamic playing and with the toggle switch of my Omen extreme. The result is an endless cloudscape of sound possibilities. Still wasn't able to get clear delay repeats (like in Dream Theater's surrounded solo for example), but I still need to get to know Cirrus better.

I have also tested it connected with my Boss GT100+ and both the delay and the reverb remain very clear and distinct even with more complex distortions or effects. If you're into Explosions in the Sky and Post-Rock, this is the thing!

The pedal seems really well built and I love the design and the led placement. It arrived well packed in a card box with some sort of paper straw which I really dig: extra points for sustainability, KMA!

Definitely in love with KMA, can't wait to test other pedals.

Very feature rich pedal that goes from simple reverb and delay to caverns, chorus, flanger or even vibrato sounds depending on the settings.
The build is solid and sturdy and the paintjob and the graphic looks good.

Both the bypass and tap tempo switch have an additional function of maxing out the reverb decay/delay repeats when they're held down.
By default the delay and reverb trails are cut off when the pedal gets bypassed but there's an internal trim pot setting that changes that which is a must for me.

A nice addition would be if the EXP knob could also select the delay/reverb mix setting to control with an expression pedal or if the knob also controlled the press and hold function on the switch.
Overall very cool pedal and despite not having the functions mentioned above it's hard to take off any points due to how many things you can already do with it