Effects Pedals T-Rex

Experience the unparalleled sound enhancement of the T-Rex Engineering CREAMER Reverb Pedal, a perfect blend of analog dry signal and reverb sound. This high-quality reverb pedal is equipped with three distinct reverb algorithms, offering a wide range of sound possibilities. With its user-friendly design, the CREAMER Reverb Pedal allows you to fine-tune your sound to your exact preferences. By setting the control knobs at a low level, you can achieve the classic, understated reverb sounds that have become a staple in music production. However, the true versatility of this pedal shines when you start to increase the settings. As you turn the knobs, you unlock a world of spacious, immersive

With the innovative QUINT MACHINE Guitar Octave Effects Pedal, you can elevate your guitar playing experience to new heights. This high-quality product, crafted by the reputable T-Rex Engineering, is a boutique octave divider that offers unparalleled sound enhancement capabilities. The QUINT MACHINE is designed to provide three distinct tones, allowing you to add an octave up, an octave down, and a 5th up to your guitar's sound. Each tone can be individually adjusted, offering you the flexibility to create a unique sound that suits your style. Moreover, the pedal allows you to mix your effected sound with the clean signal, opening up a world of endless possibilities for sound

The T-Rex Engineering REPLAY-BOX Stereo Delay Pedal with Tap Tempo features stereo in- and outputs, so you get the most out of those stereo modulation boxes you sometimes step on. Not only is the dry stereo image kept intact, but the DSP processes each side individually, according to the knobs settings. ITs sort of like having two identical delay pedals for each side. It is simple to use, iTs packed with the most sought-after features and the sound is solid as a rock. And just for the record, there is no way you are getting it in a smaller box than this.The Tap Tempo works great for keeping the delay time in sync with the guy banging on the skins, but there is something to be said about