Old Blood Noise Datachoir Rever - Used

Marsoni

M251S

$110.00

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Old Blood Noise Datachoir Rever - UsedThe Old Blood Noise Endeavors Rever is crafted in collaboration with the New York based Datachoir to create a formula for reverse reverb previously unheard of. With modulation and delay incorporated into washes of rich reverse reverb, the Rever is an impressive tool for sonic experimentation. This Old Blood Noise Endeavors Datachoir Rever is in excellent condition and is fully functional. There are minimal signs of cosmetic wear and Velcro on the back.

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I used this on a prom bouquet and it came out beautiful. Soft dainty sparkles for the perfect shimmer. A convenient small aerosol container that I gave to my son’s girlfriend in case she wanted to touch it up or use it herself. I love the fact that it’s still stuck on my crafting desk. Very affordable and it served its purpose plus some!

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Reviewed in the United States on May 14, 2026

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ShopMom

Louisville, US

★★★★★ 5

The ultimate festival glow in a bottle!

**5.0 out of 5 stars - The ultimate festival glow in a bottle!** If you want to be seen from space (in the best way possible), this holographic silver spray is exactly what you need. I bought this for a rave, and it exceeded all my expectations. Unlike other glitters that just look like silver specks, this has a true holographic finish that catches the light and shifts colors beautifully every time you move. The "quick-drying" claim is no joke. I was worried about it feeling sticky or transferring onto my clothes, but it set in about 60 seconds and stayed put. I sprayed it on my hair, my collarbones, and even over my makeup, and it lasted through hours of dancing without fading or raining down "glitter snow" all over the floor. I also love how fine the mist is. It’s a very even, shimmering distribution rather than big, chunky blobs of glitter, which makes it look much more high-end. It washes out of hair and off the skin surprisingly easily with just standard soap and water, too. If you’re looking for that perfect, effortless sparkle for a concert or party, this is the one to get. Just a fair warning: once you start spraying, you'll probably want to cover everything in it!

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Reviewed in the United States on April 7, 2026

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Jewel

Belleville, US

★★★★★ 5

No joke, it’s GLITTERYYYYY :)

Wheeeeeew she GLITTERY yall! The most accurate glitter spray I’ve ever had, also very affordable. Only con is it smells kinda gross but the smell goes away, I just spray it on outside. The glitter is very fine and is rainbow holo, stunning!

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Reviewed in the United States on May 12, 2026

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Amazon Customer

Louisville, US

★★★★★ 4

Delicate pretty glitter, but pungent

This leaves a beautiful tiny glitter. Beware this glitter will get everywhere and it’s highly perfumed. If you’re smell sensitive or want to avoid getting too much mess, I highly recommend using the spray outside.

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Reviewed in the United States on May 3, 2026