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Test: QU-Bit Electronix Nautilus

Nautilus offers up to eight delay lines with up to 20 seconds of delay time. These can be changed in relation to each other. This is reminiscent of moving read heads in a tape echo. Not only is normal and reverse delay switched, but they are mixed proportionally. This results in very interesting, complex-sounding reverb tails. Basic functions like feedback and a dry-wet mix complete the picture.

With this arsenal alone,

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