Spurr Audio Unleashes VSR-300 Reverb Pedal
Spurr Audio's VSR-300 Virtual Spatial Reflector reverb pedal delivers 9 algorithms, freeze effects, and retro-futuristic design for $229 USD.
If you’ve been following our ongoing coverage of Spurr Audio—especially our deep dives into their wildly inventive PMF 8824 and OSCIX VSM—you already know this Otumba-based builder doesn't do "ordinary." This week, creator Víctor Meneses announced the newest addition to their renowned lineup: the VSR-300 Virtual Spatial Reflector.
Priced at a highly competitive $229 USD, the VSR-300 is already shaping up to be one of 2026's more interesting reverb pedal releases.
Retro-Futuristic Aesthetic Meets Modern Power
Spurr Audio consistently excels at creating effects with a distinct, undeniable personality, and the VSR-300 takes this design philosophy to the next level. Collaborating with his brother, Meneses drew heavy inspiration from retro-futurism and cassette futurism. The result is a gorgeous stompbox that looks like it was pulled straight from a high-tech 1980s studio console.
It even features an integrated navigation display that provides instant visual feedback, dynamically updating the screen as you toggle through active reverb algorithms.
Nine Algorithms to Shape Your Sound
Don't let the vintage aesthetics fool you; under the hood, the VSR-300 is driven by a powerful digital processing core. It boasts a versatile architecture designed to cover everything from timeless tones to modern ambient textures across 9 independent algorithms:
- The Classics: Beautiful, studio-grade acoustic spaces including Hall, Room, Plate, and Spring.
- The Experimental: Specialized textures featuring Shimmer, Reverse, Modulated, Oil Can, and a lush Lo-Fi mode with a wonderfully organic tape Warble engine.
Built for Live Expression
What really sets the VSR-300 apart as a creative tool are its tactile performance features. The pedal includes a dedicated SHIFT control—a multi-function knob designed to let players tweak key, algorithm-specific parameters on the fly without menu diving.
Ambient musicians and shoegazers will also instantly fall in love with the FREEZE function. Activated via a dedicated secondary footswitch, it allows guitarists to instantly capture and freeze sound textures in real-time to build infinite, sweeping atmospheric pads.
Spurr Audio continues to prove why it stands out in the boutique pedal market, brilliantly blending nostalgic 90s device aesthetics with cutting-edge DSP.
The VSR-300 Virtual Spatial Reflector is now officially available at spurraudio.com.
- +Stunning retro-futuristic design inspired by 1980s aesthetics
- +Versatile 9-algorithm reverb engine covering classics to experimental textures
- +FREEZE footswitch for real-time atmospheric pad creation
- +SHIFT control enables live parameter tweaking without menu diving
- +Competitive $229 price point for feature set
What reverb algorithms does the Spurr Audio VSR-300 include?
The VSR-300 offers nine algorithms: Hall, Room, Plate, Spring, Shimmer, Reverse, Modulated, Oil Can, and Lo-Fi with tape Warble. The classic spaces (Hall, Room, Plate, Spring) provide studio-grade acoustic tones, while experimental modes deliver shimmer, reverse, modulation, and organic lo-fi textures.
What is the FREEZE function on the VSR-300?
FREEZE is a dedicated footswitch feature that captures and holds sound textures in real-time, allowing players to build infinite, sweeping atmospheric pads without menu diving—ideal for ambient and shoegaze players.
How much does the VSR-300 cost?
The Spurr Audio VSR-300 Virtual Spatial Reflector is priced at $229 USD and is available directly from spurraudio.com.
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