Immerse vs. Immerse Mk II: what changed

There are two versions of the Immerse Reverberator: the original and the Mk II. Here's how the Mk II moved things forward. Hardware and control changes: - The Mix knob now reaches 100% wet fully clockwise. The original topped out around 50%. - Slightly improved headroom on the wet signal. - A more robust footswitch. - The Kill Dry and Trails switches are recessed to avoid accidental switching. How the effects compare (original → Mk II): - Wet (Reboot / version 2, knob = modulation speed) → W3T (version 3, knob = pre-delay) - Plate → Plate (unchanged) - Hall (knob = modulation speed) → Hall (knob = modulation depth) - Spring (knob = low cut) → Spring, updated (knob = modulation speed) - Shimmer A → Sustain (new effect) - Shimmer B → Reverb+Echo, updated reverb, echo now stereo - Reverb+Echo (echo mono) → Reverb+Detune, updated reverb - Reverb+Detune → Shimmer, which consolidates the original's Shimmer A & B and uses the updated W3T reverb